Honestly, just watching her play and inspiring the younger kids on this team was worth the whole day to me.

We ran motion a lot (early in the game) because they have a lot of kids that play both ways and hopefully we were going to tire those kids out. We hit some big passes to catch them off guard.

The school was opening in September. The budget was set. We went into the dormitory and found kids to play. Were we good? No.

Those kids know what to do and to not play to the crowd. He knows the rules. He needs to be smart enough not to do something like that.

We're going to play 11 or 12 kids every day, so it's not like we'll have three or four kids on the bench just waiting until next year — everybody's going to have to contribute. That's what has made it fun so far.

It was very windy and tough to play, but our kids all played well that day. We've had three different guys shoot par or better now and a couple others are only a shot or two behind, so that's pretty good stuff.