Quotable

“Yes we were scared at the end but it came down to who wanted it more and we wanted it more, and now we have the gold and are over here celebrating.” – Fayetteville senior outfielder Landon Urban

“I’m kinda glad it’s over because we won, but kinda sad because we don’t get to play any more,” – Fayetteville senior second baseman Aiden Wicke, one of three seniors on the team, including two starters.

Fayetteville head coach Clint Jaeger, comparing his two freshmen starting pitchers at the state tournament, Reid Gross, who pitched a complete game shutout in a 4-0 win over Nazareth in the semifinals and Keagan Supak, who pitched into the seventh inning of the title game:

“They have a lot of confidence on the mound. They are two different characters, two different attitudes, Reid’s more laid back and nothing ever bothers him not in life or in anything, he just goes with the flow. Keagan’s a little more energetic, but he handles things in crunch time.”