To have an eighth-grader step up like this is awesome. She just showed great composure to come back from a timeout and bury that free throw for us.

In '87, Kelley Moore was an eighth-grader, and when I came in, I was a younger officer, and I became his big brother and everything that I did he thought was cool. I would just talk to him and hang out with him. Now, Kelley is a engineer with Channel 8, and he comes and gets me and takes me to lunch, and it has become a lifelong friendship.

They cut it two points in the second half after an 8-0 run. We showed great composure and built our lead back up to 10 points. I'm very proud of the guys. We were very consistent throughout the game and played a complete game.

I liked the composure he showed. It's always important to see how a young goalie is going to react.

We showed a lot of composure for a team that was missing two seniors. We were up 15-18 points and they came back. We could have folded it up and let them beat us, and no one would have thought twice. But we kept it together for four quarters.

He showed a lot of composure for a guy that hadn't pitched above A-ball. But we knew he had a good arm and were dealing with a quality pitcher.