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Come into the 2013 season, head coach Brittany Marion Butler realized they would have the problem that they never his nine years with the Bulldogs faced face - his team would be incredibly deep.  Marion took time for his players, mixing newcomer to the starting position and keep all his players happy, and Butler was a record year, the Bulldogs drove 11 wins to start the season gave the first performance of the school in the county tournament quarterfinals Morris and won her first playoff round of the State finally ended the year with 18-8 and Marion makes the 2013 All Daily Record Coach basis over the year. "That was different," Marion said, as it would lead this season. "I told him many times in the past, it was for the coach of a team that is so wonderful not difficult, so she had a lot of other components. Came with the design of a winning team "Trying to make sure that we had people in the right positions, it really makes a difference, with the best players. He had a lot to understand." The difficulty of decision-making was evident before every game, unlike many trainers who come to the field with a knowledge of what new play every day or 10 players, Marion had to determine which player would be the best solution for each of his game The Bulldogs burst onto the scene this spring with a 11-0 start, while the Butler outscored its opponents 92-23. "I do not think I realized that we were at one point 11-0," Marion said, stretching. "We were all wrapped up in it, we had a good time that we do not even focus on the question. I feel like a lot of other people have asked if we, how many games we realized gain, but it was not in my head. We had so much fun playing together and winning. seemed natural, it was good. " Of all the changes in the line-up that Marion had to do to every Bulldogs game was one of the largest in the county splitting time between senior Kayla Logan, who had pulled in every round in his first three seasons, and rookie Larissa Spellman, the end won 12 games and saved another three for the Bulldogs this season in 1182/3 innings. "Sure, there were concerns about Kayla is excited about not getting as many rounds as in the past," said Marion preseason decision. "The difference is that we have a chance to win a few games and I had always told her that if she his best day, he was not OK now. We really preached that philosophy of the team." This attitude of the team has also risen Marion ended up making the biggest impression on Logan and that's what she said, she remembered the majority of the season. "The thing I'm most looking back is that every game was fun," she said. "There was nothing that was really annoying and all pulled their 150 percent every lap of every game. "Coaches have a large part that they kept our heads right, at any time," she said. "You look at what we need to do,  we never saw our week in advance and we took the grip handle things."