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Bruce Marthaller Quotes
«Felicia was outstanding in the first game. She did a great job all the way around, put the ball in the hoop a couple times for us, played tough defense.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«Warfield came out and just had a lot of desire. She played a great third quarter.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«It's a tough place to play. Throw out their record and it's still a tough place to play.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«Beth pretty much kept us in it in the first half. She had three steals for lay-ins, where she just stole it and went coast-to-coast and laid it in and she got some other easy stuff.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«Sam just wanted the ball at the end of the game, in the second and I thought she played really well.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«We made too many mistakes to win the game, but the effort and the intensity were right there the whole time.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«We made some mistakes, obviously, but I thought we competed well the whole time. They had some big breaks go their way.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«We're one of the top 24 teams in the state. The bad thing is, we might be No. 24.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«I was really happy with the girls' effort. I thought we competed really hard.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller
«The outcome may not have been the best, but our girls tend to think it's better to lose by 30, rather than to lose by one.»
Author: Bruce Marthaller