All three games we've had this year (against Eads) were tough. Without a doubt they're our biggest rivals.

No better team ever played in this state than you - nobody.

It's a great run we've been on. I've been coaching these girls since they were in the fifth grade, so I don't expect anything less.

It was funny because the girls were low key. But the longer the game went, you could see their competitive juices get flowing.

This means a lot for our program and the school. I'm real proud of what we've accomplished.

Once we got that 10-point lead, I thought we'd be OK. Kelsey and Mallory just play so well together.

Our fans almost expect us to win. Some of the excitement has gone away, and it's a little hard on the girls, but that doesn't mean winning is a bad thing.

We're pretty lucky in that respect. A lot of basketball teams don't even get one of those girls and we have two.

She's a big-game player. We make sure she gets as many touches as possible.

She's an explosive player and we had to get her involved in the game to win.