“I just think this whole year has just taught us so much, and now we’ve got to use this and take all those lessons and put it into next year,” Green said. “Now we won’t be the youngest team, we won’t be any of that, but now we are an experienced team that can reference back to remember when this happened, and this is what we did, and we did that even at our last few games.”

“For me, it means a lot to be a part of this program,” said junior guard Jasmine Brown-Hagger. “The reasoning is just because there’s no excuses, and kind of what our standards are.”

“I think I just learned a little bit more so what I’m capable of,” said sophomore forward Berry Wallace about being at the top of scouting reports. “It means a lot, the confidence that my coaches and my teammates have in me, and they try to put me in the best possible situations on the court to succeed.”

“I think the biggest thing I take from this season is just, like, your response to adversity is the most important thing,” Wallace said. “I think we learned a lot about ourselves as a team, and I know I did, as well.”

“I think we’re learning all the little things matter. Every single game matters, and I think that’s what we can take from this March Madness tournament,” Brown-Hagger said.

“I know we’ve got to take some time off, but I’m ready to get back to practice and get going and preparing for next year.”

– Shauna Green