It costs us a little bit (to bring them in). But it's worth it. The future is, we'll have one or two teams out of state, but we'll never turn our back on the local teams.

This case is well known and will set a precedent on aboriginal title based on earlier court decisions, as well as establishing the government's role in providing financial support to First Nations for legal costs.

It's probably a step up in terms of competition and number of games. And we're bringing a couple of attractive teams from afar.

One of the purposes of the event is to give kids a chance to play where the state championships are played.

Harrison has always been a tough place for us to play. They are just so scrappy and keep coming at you. You can tell that they have improved - especially with their pitching.

We're being asked to bail out the utility companies for billions of dollars, but they're not worth billions of dollars.