The key to tonight's game is we didn't put the ball on the ground with two strikes. We popped everything up in the air.

It's a county game. It doesn't matter what the program is.

As long as we do that, we'll consider it a success.

We could use more food, if anyone wants to donate. We pay for everything, and have help from businesses. The dive center doesn't make any money from this. Also, we want people to know we have instructors who will take people who don't know how to dive into the pool. We want them feel they can come out anyway and participate.

To be honest with you, we overlooked them. But we won't overlook them next time.

That was a key play in the game. There are always three plays in a game that you can look back on that end up being difference makers. ... Their left-fielder made a heck of a play.

He was just wild enough to keep them off balance.

He's been sitting on the bench all night, catching pitchers, a junior starts in front of him, and he didn't mope. I was very confident he would put it into play. ... He's the heart and soul of our team.

What we ask is that people who stay in the pool for an hour commit to raising $25. This year we have about eight people who are planning to stay in for the whole 24 hours. They'll end up earning about $1,000 each.