Q&A with the Mentor Cardinals
Paul Sateika, senior
Q: What are your goals this season?
A: I want to play to my potential and for this team, just help any way I can to win a state championship.
Q: What does it mean to play "Mentor basketball"?
A: Playing hard, 100 percent every possession , and run your opponent off the floor.
Q: What is your most memorable moment as a Cardinal?
A: Seeing the 2013 team win a state championship. That is our main goal and that is very special.
Q: What Cardinal did you enjoy watching play or base your game after?
A: Justin Fritts was one of the best basketball players I have ever seen. I can't believe he didn't go to some crazy D-I school.
Q: What is something that people don't know about you?
A: All the guys pick on me for being from a different country (Lithuania) but in a fun way. It is all good.
Jack Korsok, sophomore
Q: What are your goals this season?
A: My individual goals are just to help the team and make everyone better. As a team, we just have to keep working and I think we can make it far.
Q: What does it mean to play "Mentor basketball"?
A: Mentor is all about toughness, run up and down the court, get easy buckets and blow teams off the court.
Q: What is your most memorable moment as a Cardinal?
A: The trip to Nashville was a great experience, we played great teams and great players and it made us better.
Q: What Cardinal did you enjoy watching play or base your game after?
A: Justin Fritts was a great player and always got other players great shots. A team player. He worked hard.
Q: What is something that people don't know about you?
A: I always try to be the best I can be, work the hardest. In the classroom, on the court, everywhere.