It meant that the rest of the team had to be almost perfect to keep us in the race. And while we weren't perfect, we did well enough to end up in fourth place after the first day, only 13 points out of the lead.
Overall we skied really well. But (the race) shows anything can happen and it can be anyone on the team who scores.
It's going to come to the bitter end. This year's league is very competitive and the two teams that finish consistent from here on out will go to state.
It's been great and I can see that they are starting to improve their games. It's just a shame we can't get enough players to qualify in team standings. I think we'd place pretty high.
It's hard to be on a golf team because of the burden it places on a kid trying to get his schoolwork in. We miss entire days of classes to go to matches and I understand how hard that can be. But we've got a very competitive group and we'll be all right.
We have a really strong men's team. We've got a lot of talent and depth on this team and our main goal this year is to make it to state championships.
This could be our first chance in years to compete at state. Truckee and North Tahoe will be the teams to beat, but the kids are really excited and everybody is pushing one another to do well this season.
(The short game) does tame time and patience. The team is willing to dedicate the necessary time to improve. The results don't come overnight - it's a game where a lot of practice eventually pays off.
We only had six skiers, which put extra pressure on the team to be as flawless as they could be. But I have to say that I was really impressed with how the kids stepped up and compensated for the lack of depth.
We had only eight competitors, while the other teams had at least eight. And these guys really stepped it up when they had to.