That was the turning point, for sure. The rebounding gave us second and third chances, which we converted into points.
I didn't understand what was going on. I was told they said we didn't show them any respect.
We accomplished a lot of things this year and I am proud of the girls. And we have a lot of talent coming back. There's a lot to look forward to.
We really, believe it or not, never really talked about it. It's been 20 years since a St. Martin girls' team has won a district championship and that's what our goal is right now.
It just really feels awesome. We honored the last team to win a division title at homecoming and a lot of those players were on hand for this win. Our girls were really happy to be able to put a banner beside the one they hung 20 years ago.
I hope we can have another good year with the players we have back, but we're going to have a difficult schedule. We are going to schedule a lot more teams throughout the state and play in more tournaments.
The season starts over next week. It's something they have worked hard for all year; it will be fun.
We're taking it one game at a time. The big thing is to play as a team and to stay focused. We don't look too far ahead.
The girls have persevered. All the credit goes to them.
We want this to be our coming out party. Laurel plays in the state's toughest district. There are no slackers in that division with Wayne County. We have to get up for this game.
