"Alan Barton" was a British singer and member of the hit record/hit-making duet (music)/duo Black Lace (band)/Black Lace, alongside Colin Gibb. Their hits included: "The Music Man (song)/The Music Man", "Agadoo" and "Superman (Black Lace song)/Superman". They also represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979 in Jerusalem, with the song "Mary Ann (song)/Mary Ann", which finished seventh.

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That big run put us where we needed to be. We played good defense and the press really got to Mountainburg early and it got us some easy shots. That's the way we like to play.

She's made big shots all year long and she doesn't get rattled. She's at the top of the press and then she's got the responsibility of getting inside and matching up on the post. She does a lot for us.

We've played each other seven times in the last two years so we know each other. We know they're going to come out and punch us in the face. We overcame the storm and I thought we handed the pressure better and started getting some open looks.

I've never seen [Eureka Springs] play that hard. They brought the game to us, but we responded and didn't throw the ball away.

We started getting in our press at the end of the first period. We made them turn the ball over and got to the basket.

We called it to Britney. She catches it and boom, 3-pointer. That's huge because it not only gives us confidence going into halftime but it builds her confidence for down the road.

Our hands are on the wheel. Now we just have to steer it in the right direction.

It took [us] about two minutes to get going there in the first quarter. We then made them turn it over a few times there. We really like a fast paced game.

She's causes problems because she's 5-10 and can play outside or inside. We've got a lot of set plays for her.