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Bill Martens Quotes
«We didn't have a full squad. We were missing a lot of varsity kids with some health problems. We were just getting our feet wet today.»
Author: Bill Martens
«This was our first 4,000-meter race of the season, and that showed a little. I saw a lot of positives today, but also a lot of things to work on. Our focus could have been better. To run hard, you need to concentrate. However, I am pleased with our younger runners as we had some young kids who gained valuable experience today.»
Author: Bill Martens
«We're showing signs of improvement and making progress. We'll put the pieces together and see who will run varsity come conference and state meets. We're looking at putting a team together.»
Author: Bill Martens
«I'm pleased with the team effort we had today. There were a lot of positives.»
Author: Bill Martens
«We're still after experience and that's the main thing. This is a team with a lot of first year runners and they're making the progress we expect to see out of them.»
Author: Bill Martens
«I'm very pleased with how we competed. We competed hard and had a great team effort. Earlier in the year these teams were quite a bit better than us. I'm happy with the progress we've made over the season with a lot of young runners.»
Author: Bill Martens
«Our main objective was to get some experience. We had a lot of younger kids run today in the JV race. We'll keep plugging away at it and get our kids healthy and running how they should be running at midseason.»
Author: Bill Martens