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39th District Volleyball

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Campbell Co. at Brossart tonight for final. Article and quote below from Kentucky Enquirer article yesterday. Is the Camp Co coach trying to fire up her team, or give a slap to last year's Brossart team?

 

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Coach Melissa Johnson liked the way her Camels played with an confident, aggressive edge against Silver Grove. “We had a lot of aces, but we can still be more consistent,” she said. “Consistency will win us a championship.”

 

Campbell beat the Mustangs in straight sets in the regular-season meeting. Johnson said the key in the final is to avoid being overconfident against Brossart.

 

“It wasn’t them last year,” Johnson said of the Mustangs’ first district championship since 2003. “It was us thinking that we had it. We were way overconfident and we didn’t play as well as we should have, and that’s not going to happen this year.”

Coach's quotes like these are a NO-NO!!!! Not a good idea to fuel the fire before a big match!

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Coach's quotes like these are a NO-NO!!!!

 

That's kind of what I was thinking. She dissed Brossart and put all the pressure on her team. Perhaps she is smart like a fox and it works for them, who knows. bredwinner - I bet that GRC coach's quote from last year about NCC still lingers and motivates.

You make sure it lingers, but I doubt NCC needs any motivation to take on any team.

 

Has anyone heard when they will draw for the 10th Region match times?

Have to sort out the status of the participants first .

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You make sure it lingers.

 

Yup. Coincidence how the 2 quotes (GRC and Camp Co) are from large, public, tax $$ funded, county schools - aimed at small, private, Catholic schools that get zero tax $$. Why do they feel like they have to pick on the little guy?

Have to sort out the status of the participants first .

 

Gotcha. I just saw where NCC is playing on Thursday. I thought all the districts were wrapping up tonight. Will wait to see how it all turns out.

You make sure it lingers.

 

Yup. Coincidence how the 2 quotes (GRC and Camp Co) are from large, public, tax $$ funded, county schools - aimed at small, private, Catholic schools that get zero tax $$. Why do they feel like they have to pick on the little guy?

 

:lol: Yep. That's it. Evil Public school forces rallying against the helpless privates schools. Maybe the public schools conspired to fix the State Tourney Draw?

 

:popcorn:?

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:lol: Yep. That's it. Evil Public school forces rallying against the helpless privates schools. Maybe the public schools conspired to fix the State Tourney Draw?

 

:popcorn:?

 

Anyone have a quote from a small private school coach sticking it to a large public school opponent? Didn't think so.

Of course the way you make wild baseless inane comments, you wouldn't know now would you?

 

I think the smaller private schools success and championships speak enough words. I will be happy for whoever, regardless of public/private, that wins. Because no matter how they are funded - the athlete playing the game; won it.

Of course the way you make wild baseless inane comments, you wouldn't know now would you?

 

I think the smaller private schools success and championships speak enough words. I will be happy for whoever, regardless of public/private, that wins. Because no matter how they are funded - the athlete playing the game; won it.

 

Well said, :thumb:

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