We'd struggled early in the game and committed seven errors, so we opened the door for them to take it from us. About the fifth inning we kind of got things going with the bats.

We had 10 errors and only gave up three earned runs. It was pretty bad. We didn't show up -- period. But I know the kids would bounce back and they did against Amity. They we were tentative and it was a different demeanor (Wednesday).

He pitched very well. He was hitting his spots and the hits he did give up were not hit solid. As a team we weren't able to manufacture any runs, and it is hard to win baseball games regardless how you pitch, if you don't manufacture any offense.

We kind of gave it away in the sixth inning. Errors are bad enough, but when you have three in one inning, that really sets you back.

General and abstract ideas are the source of the greatest errors of mankind.

Joey and Josh both threw strikes, but you can't have five errors and expect to win.