It's raised up in the sky. You can look up to it and see the moving elements.

I was walking by and I saw a piece of it on the ground. From people always spinning it and from the everyday wear and tear, it fell apart.

We needed only a slight breeze so that the arms would move. In its old spot, you couldn't see it move, which is why children would push it to make it rotate.

It was just one of those things where we gave up too many pins again. It's a building process. I think the kids and coaches are realizing that. It's baby steps. We are getting better each week and start building for the future.

Shearer is a very good player. She has definitely gotten better over the last few years and has learned some new moves. However, there are things that we could have done to stop her.

In the past we would have let the slide happen. Everyone who was back from last year got together and said that we weren't going to let the snowball happen again this year. The coaches and the players were all positive, and we've been playing with a lot of confidence.