To stay with Harlan you have to score points.

He'd been disgruntled since the sixth inning, so it was time for him to go.

It's a good-sized development, so there'll be enough rough for a large number of tenants.

I thought the kids really played hard, especially on defense. But Red Oak hit some shots to stay out in front.

I think that's a big key, and it's been like that a lot for us. We try to generate some offense with our defense ... it's a lot more fun to shoot wide open lay ups than to shoot (while being guarded).

We've got a lot of kids who can play and who can come in and contribute, and that's been an advantage for us. Everyone understands their role.