Jeff Freeman Quotations

We're starting to come around. We're liking where we're at right now.

We're playing better now then we did the first time we played them. Hopefully we can give the fans something to watch.

I lost my childhood. That's where I kept all my personal scrapbooks and pictures. They can't be replaced.

If the tank had caught on fire, it would have acted like a bomb.

I think we're starting to peak at the right time. The kids brought a lot of intensity tonight. After the Oregon Classic, we kind of had a lull where we didn't bring the heat, and the kids brought it back tonight. They all stepped up and wrestled hard.

I think all the girls can become good hitters. Our whole lineup is capable of hitting balls into the gaps. It's just a matter of whether they can do it with runners on base.

I think she's an outstanding candidate, energetic and forceful. She by far had the best record on sportsman issues.

We jumped on them early. Katie (Meyer) had a big three-run double in the first that really sparked us, and the girls just kept going from there.

We came prepared to play and executed our game plan well. We hit the ball hard and kept swinging throughout the game. It was a good win for us.

We fell short of our goal of making it to state last year. But the girls are hungry to go out and show they belong at state. We're hoping to use the disappointment of last year as our motivation.

We hit pretty well with two outs. Our defense was also pretty good. This was our most consistent game so far, and it felt like a turning point for us.

Sometimes it's hard for us to tell (how much it's bothering him). He says it's not so bad, (but) we tend to think it's a little worse than what he tells us. It doesn't hurt him so much until he sits down for stretches at a time. It takes him longer to get warmed up, and the day after he'll be stiff and complain about having a 40-year-old body.

Defensively, we're coming around. Offensively, we've really been working on our approach at the plate and hitting the ball really well.

The walks just kind of sprung it loose.

I heard crackling that sounded just like the saplings breaking in the ice storm we had last year. Then I heard a boom and the sheep and dogs. When I opened my blurry eyes, I could see the glow and knew the barn was on fire.