“We're taking it easy. We both have our goals and we want to get to our goals first, and once we accomplish those, then you can party as much as you want.”

“We dominated the play in the first half, we just had a let-down on the first goal. On their last goal they had a 3-on-1 on our keeper. Our offense just wasn't there today.”

“Our goal is to win a state title. We're playing teams in higher classifications to get ready for the state tournament. This game tonight doesn't stop us from trying to reach our goal.”

“It's a great win to end the (calendar) year for our fans. I should have had another goal later in the game, but my stick snapped. Just to score a goal and win is great.”

“Our three ECC games were all one-goal losses. We still have our goals in front of us in terms of trying to make the state tournament and win the ECC championship.”

“Before the year started, we set goals and one of our goals was to be at the top. It sucks we aren't there. We just need to relax and have fun, but I think we have a shot.”

“I felt bad for Zach because we left him so exposed. There were a lot of goals off rebounds and I think that on at least four of the goals, he made the initial save.”

“I'm pretty low on the pecking order right now and I still feel I need to score more goals (to make the 23-man roster). In that respect, today's goal was very satisfying.”

Effort within the mind further limits the mind, because effort implies struggle towards a goal and when you have a goal, a purpose, an end in view, you have placed a limit on the mind.

“I haven't put a number goal (on the campaign), but our goal is to just provide support — charitable support — to various projects and programs that help distinguish St. Luke's from any other hospital.”