It ended up being a minimal event, but the guidance from those two guys was just beautiful to see.

There was no way we could be positive the old ice had grounded.

It was a marriage of art and science. What they told us appeared to be dead-on and we haven’t had any reason to question it.

It gave me some time to work on some things I haven’t had time to fit into our schedule. When we play Blue Valley, we will be ready. It was nice to have for preparation.

Rachel took the ball as far as she could and fired it over to Bianca. She played the ball very well with her left foot.

During halftime we discussed how to improve the crispness of our play. We wanted better passing and better ball movement.

They explained that the old ice crushed the new ice, broke it up. Then, it pushed onshore and blocked the road.

I was very impressed. The problem was identified early. We put the information together and made decisions based on what the elders said.

For the majority of that game, the ball was on their side of the field. If we couldn’t get an opening on one side then we were able to feed the ball back to the...

She’s got a pretty strong kick. These were some of the best corner kicks this team has done. They were consistent today. I think our corner kick offense has gotten well organized.

It was just an amazing sight. It looks like huge stacks of huge ice cubes.

Basically when our players are getting in position for a pass, we were more concerned with moving the ball laterally than vertically.

We know that a three goal lead is never secure. They didn’t get too many chances. We could’ve easily doubled our goals. We had a couple shots hit the post from five feet out.

The first goal was textbook. You have players running to their spot. All the players were in their spot and Kristen Huffman was in the clean up spot.

Everybody listened to the elders.