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I received accolades from her teammates, opponent coaches, and parents on what a great player she is. Molly was selected for the All State Girls Team by the coaches, not due to points or goals but instead, due to her outstanding ability to lead by example. Being a leader and someone that is looked up to by peers and teammates; without having a “C” or an “A” on her jersey, showed me what her true character was, and left me with no doubt on her being the team captain for the following year.

Starting at such a young age my passion for the game has grown. Playing in the spring for Little League and then continuing to play throughout the summer, strengthened my love for the game. With being apart of Plainville League created a family between me and my teammates. Not only did our team become close, but also our families. Between working in the concession stand, fundraising, and the team get togethers all made us feel a part of the Plainville community. The fundamental skills I learned back then stayed with me today, improving my skills each day. Plainville Little League helped me to find my passion. Without my start playing for Plainville League through seven years I would never have found my passion for softball. Playing on a high level team at such a young age taught me to work hard. I knew I wasn't the best player on the team, but I knew I was the most determined. I would always work hard and perfect my game so I would one day be as good as my older teammates. Whether it would be extra hitting time in the batting cages or practicing at home, I was always trying to improve my

The Gilded Cage tells the story of a lacrosse player, Arthur, who starts to get sexual desires for a fellow teammate, Owen. Arthur’s sexual fantasies disrupt his time with Owen all throughout the second act of the film, and since he’s conventionally straight man, he’s need to repress these thoughts cause the protagonist to distance himself from his friend, making him miserable at the end of the film. There are many cinematic elements in short that convey this story to the audience. The narrative structure of this piece follows a very conventional format.

That’s why she decided to play tee ball when she was just a little thing. After her two years of playing she was bumped up to softball, the ball was bigger and she hit off of a pitching machine. She fell in love with the game since tee ball. She made All-stars almost every year, which made her work harder year after year. As time moved on she saw injuries happen to her teammates and opponents, she immediately wanted to run out there like a mother would and help them feel better. Malori moved up to twelve and under instead of ten and under due to lack of participation. She was scared for her life, she had to hit off of a pitcher’s pitch. She was nine playing against twelve year old's pitching most of the time. This never stopped her from playing the game she loved, and she continued to play her best. However, she got hit most of the time whether it was in the ankle, thigh, or back it did not matter, it hurt Malori’s little body. Malori then saw her cousin Monica play another sport called volleyball and decided to give it a

When having the privilege of conducting an interview with Lindsey Moore, she seemed like a very intriguing person. When first walking into the room she had a warming smile, smelled of coconuts, long luscious blonde hair and her hands were as soft as a tissue. Moore has accomplished many phenomenal goals that she has set for herself. If someone had to describe Moore with a phrase, that phrase would be hard worker. She emphasized on three key parts where she had to work hard and those key parts were, practicing, WNBA and coaching. Without these parts she would not be where she is today or how she is today.

It was at a young age, kicking the ball around with her brother, when this University of West Alabama soccer player found her true calling. And with years of blood, sweat, and tears, Kirsten Reilly has ended her senior year on the top of her game¬– excelling in both on off the field.

During our first practice, we discovered how greatly we depended on our male teammates, and we understood that we could now only rely upon ourselves. As the next few months went on, each team member developed different skills, and I found myself drawn to the position of midfielder. This duty required me to run up and down the full field for entire games consisting of two forty-minute halves, whereas previously I found myself lucky to play for ten minutes per half. I attribute most of my growth to my coach, who repeatedly told me to be confident in my ability, which allowed me to take risks on the field. As I grew closer to my teammates and gained more in-game experience, I discovered that I was capable of far more than I previously thought. Being on the first female Varsity team taught me to never limit myself, and to always try harder, especially when I feel

She is a hardworking and excellent athlete who balances the demands of middle school field hockey, club soccer, and maintains an A average in all of her classes. She has become quite skilled at balancing an accelerated, academic workload while playing two fall sports at the same time. In addition to field hockey and soccer, Madelyn has run track and swam for both Moss Spring and Mercersburg Area swim clubs. She is especially excited about applying her skills as a field hockey and soccer player to the sport of lacrosse in the spring

This article was made by Colvin Geoff in October 30,2006.Colvin wrote this story not only to give people inspiration to be the best but also how they succeeded it they didn't give up they worked every day at it they had dedication and determination to be the best they could be. They got their motivation from coaches friends and family.Many people ask how do you be the best, and the answer is never giving up never wanting to quit because you didn't make that shot you could have to win the game, because you're not always gonna win and when you make mistakes you learn from it and you get the power to get back up and try it again, don't just give up because people don't believe in you and don't have faith that you one day will be the best and

Kari played on the girls volleyball team her freshman and sophomore years. Although she had never played volleyball prior to high school she spent a lot of time learning the game and practicing. She worked hard and made the Freshman and then JV teams. I think the she learned that when she put her mind to something that she could accomplish her goals. I also believe that being on the team she learned to deal with different personalities and still maintain who she

When I didn’t make Pennington’s Varsity Girls’ Soccer team my freshman year, unlike five of my classmates and my sister when she was a freshman, I was devastated. Although that last day of preseason was heartbreaking for me, I remember Dr. Hawkey saying to me that not only should I take this year to work on getting stronger, but to also turn what I saw as a setback into an opportunity to be the star on JV. I’ll be honest— I didn’t want to be the star on the JV team. I didn’t want that letter “J,” I only wanted the “V.” After having some time to reflect on not making the cut for Varsity, however, I realized that I wasn’t being a team player by thinking that way and that even though I may not have wanted to be a JV star, there really was an opportunity

After everyone else left the field, Daniel instructed me to practice some basic movements. With Daniels’ instruct and extra practice, I managed to play better and better. Similar to Alyousha’s idea that “A Person who treats people well will put them in a position where they have to respect him in return,” My action of trying to catch up with other in team was appreciated by other players. They considered me as a valuable part of the team and trusted me during

Amy: Yeah, she really is a little angel. You know, her birthday is coming up pretty fast here. We should really start thinking about a party for her.

Their football coach, Joe, who is kind enough to coach the girls football team in overcoming obstacles and enhancing their football skills, was sceptical about Jess trying out for the team. As soon as Jess was on the field, he

Maddie is a wonderful person. She has greatness in her and is at times masked due to her mature, modest way. We are confident the exposure and academic nurture Phillips Exeter will provide Maddie will aid in broadening her perspective, and help her discover what she is passionate about. Maddie’s approach to Field Hockey is an exemplary example of what happens when Maddie’s passion is exposed. Maddie, while diminutive in stature, has become one of the best players in the country at her age. This characterization is a result of not only her physical gifts i.e. hand/eye coordination, but an accumulation of her grit, commitment, dependability, adaptability, reliability, focus and competitiveness. It has been a wonderful development to watch.