 Hey Mustangs fans, Bobby Trossett alongside head coach Laura Martin after a big convincing win. Coach, when you take a look at the way you guys started off this season, this is probably a pretty ideal way to bounce back. Yeah, I mean our opener was a little frustrating because we think we have a lot of potential and the girls and I both realized we didn't play up to our potential, but coming back today we did some really great things so we're all very happy. It was a 9-0 victory, a final decision over Notre Dame of Maryland. What were some of the things that you were happy and pleased about coming out? We wanted to move the ball quicker and do a complete team effort with some passing patterns and I think I saw that and each individual had some goals that they had set for today and I think we were about 75% successful with those individual goals. This is still room for improvement but we're coming along. Travel to Salisbury on Wednesday, what are those types of things that you can clean up? What's the other 25% in there that you want to clean up? It's all just individual based so we have to really do some more video and they have to have individuals with me or the other coaching staff and then we just slowly but surely step to improve. Obviously Salisbury is a major contender and we're going to go into that free and easy because all the pressure's on them really. You just kick started your ninth season as head coach here at Stevenson so not to age you at all but do you still get those preseason types of jitters and excitement about the season? Whenever the season starts you always get excited to see the freshman and to see the returners see how hard they worked in the off season so I don't think that will ever go away and when it does I should probably step down. That's right, well we're excited to have another season here fully underway here at Stevenson University. She's Laura Martin, I'm Bobby Tross, it's signing off right here from Owings Mills.