The members of the board are dead-set to keep this winning tradition going.

They work together extremely well. There's no selfishness there. They pass the puck, cycle the puck ... they're always looking more to make the pass than score the goal.

Going into [the Penguins Cup], we are used to being the No. 1 seed. But I give Quaker Valley all the credit in the world. Absolutely, positively, they deserve to be where they are.

He's a very prideful individual and a very sensitive individual. And he saw the team go on a winning streak without him. I think he kind of took it personally.

The winning story usually has a great story and they also have stylistically, a great language.

It's been a long time since we've won, period. Just winning a game is paramount around here. We haven't played that poorly, we just haven't put together four quarters. Tonight we were wavering a little bit but we hung with it. I liked the fight that we had out there, and that carried us through.