He starts out very quiet. He squints, and you think he can't see, but he's observing.

I'm better and I'm anxious to get home. Everyone remarks that I look much better.

It's been a rough season for them. We are young and inexperienced, but hopefully we have learned a few things along the way and will be able to use this as we begin to build for next year.

It?s a lot of fun for everyone who plays and everyone who comes to watch. People really get into it. Last year?s Town Hall team dressed in St. Patrick?s Day garb, while the year before they brought us out of the winter blues with a Hawaiian dress theme, complete with leis. You forget the fact that it?s a fund-raiser.

The more people who learn of a crime, the more eyes we have helping us in our communities. Any avenue we can pursue that will help us in that end is something we wholeheartedly support. We're certainly an advocate of the program.

A lot of older people live here. Everyone knows everyone.

They set their goal before the match and took care of business. I'm really proud of how these girls have battled through their matches and the support they give each other. The thing about these girls is they have a lot of fight in them.

Every match from here on out will be tough and we will need to be ready to play. It will be interesting to see how we respond in these next few weeks.

We're building character. We had two of our men go to a third set tie-breaker and I was proud of the way they played. We are a young team making young mistakes, but we're building on each match and hoping to learn from our mistakes.

We now have our backs against the wall and we will need both of the remaining conference matches to get into the conference tournament.