The Coach-Personal Narrative

Coach Drew Sullivan’s first recollection of a man desiring to play with his meaty ass happened after being drafted to the famed NFL Wranglers. His Mom, elder Sister and collegiate teammates were all aglow with pride. After the numerous press conferences, Drew Sullivan was requested to see the team’s Athletic Physician for his final medical exam.

In the Spring of 2016, track season was just starting up at Beckville High School. I have done track for the past two years now. Track is one of the funnest sports in high school. Track is what makes a person better all around athlete.

In the spring of 2016, I began to think about my senior project while I was preparing for my own spring soccer season to start. My friend, Atya Van Ness, reached out to me about an opportunity of coaching a U6 team that same season. I enjoyed the idea of coaching the next generation of soccer players and building their skills and passion for the sport the same way I did almost 10 years ago. I immediately told her I was interested and began the process of searching for a mentor.

Its Harrison Mckinlay Again and as the indoor track season has come to a close and outdoor track is beginning to start up i figured i would give you and update As of one week ago I did decide to attend Bryant university.

My concern is the head coach we have for U9-10 kid pitch Unfortunately, I do not know his name because he has not addressed nor communicated with the parents. On the first practice, one of the kids' father (who has coached for the YMCA) started helping with the kids and started coaching because the head coach was not there. This is fine with me. I do know that he has baseball experience. The head coach has let the "assistant coaches", pretty much take over with coaching. The concern I have is my daughter is the only girl on the team. She chose to play baseball this season because she wants the challenge and plus she wants a trophy in all sports. Mr. Osborne, you and I both know, Deziray has determination, confidence, and play just as good as

Since I was a little boy I loved the sport football. When I first got to the high school, I heard Coach Johnson was a strict coach that would threaten to kick you off the team for the slightest thing. Only caring for the players he thought was good enough. From the people I asked all I heard was negative comments about the coach. The oncoming season was coming and I was soon to find out. When I was younger I was childish I took everything as a joke, laughing and playing and took nothing serious. I changed my childish ways to become a mature man that I am today. Coach Johnson saved my life because who knows what I been doing if I hadn’t.

Yeah, Mr. Jack you’re right I’m late, not only by 5 minutes but 6 minutes. As you can see I’m sweating bullets since I just ran here. I was in the gym with Coach Travis, I was shooting on the gun taking it all in, the sparkling of the hardwood floor, the brightness of the lights, and the sound of the gun shooting the ball back to me. I was just doing my thing when all of a sudden I heard Coach Travis say something, “I would sauce you” are the exact words he said. As we all know Coach Travis is pretty good and it would be tough game, but I wasn’t going to just play it off like I didn’t hear it. I said Coach “You may be able to sauce with your Steph Curry handles, but I’ll drain threes in your eye.” I guess I really didn’t know what I was getting

Knowing this was the last play I knew in my heart that I had to drive this kid into the dirt, more than I had been doing all night. I heard the last word that set me off, ‘’HIKE’’. I blasted out of my three point stance and pancaked this kid into the ground, looking around for anyone else that I could block, but I heard nothing but the thud of the kid hitting the ground. I turned back to see all the other linemen looking up at me from there three point stance, and our quarterback with the ball in his hands kneeling on the turf. That was game, we had won, and the kid I drove to the dirt got up, looked me in the eyes and said ‘’Good

My coach once told me “take a challenge, take a risk because in order to improve you’ve gotta mess up in the process”. He told me to be able to be confident and that I can and will succeed. This gave me the boost of self confidence I needed on and off the court.

The time finally came, the game was about to begin. The team huddled together one last time before we took the field. My nerves were starting to get to me, but the words coach Josh Puryear used in the huddle calmed them. “Well guys this is it, it’s time to show them what you’re made of. They think they’re better than you. Eddie they’re gonna come after you and think that you’ll be easy to beat, but it’s your job to show them they’re wrong. Go out there and show them what we’re made of.” Those were the words that have stayed with me for the past four years.

If i had this job would try to get in the best shape, and learn as

I walked in, My worst fear had come true I was the last person in the class! At first I didn’t like how I didn’t know anyone in the class but then I soon became really good friends with three of the people in the class. Coach Barbour greeted us by saying “Hi,How are you” this caught most of us off guard but i thought that it was really nice and I enjoyed being asked, teachers don’t ask how are you a lot these days. Coach Barbour gave us a lot of information that day and it was a little overwhelming and scary. I felt like this year was going to be very challenging, not only in academics but also socially. I wasn't sure if I would be able to adjust to this new surroundings and expectations of me. Coach Barbour did however, make me feel very

Winning our first softball tournament was one of my favorite memories. My coach was a huge factor in our success, and I loved all of my teammates. One of my good friends smashed her first home run that weekend, which made it even more exciting. It was our last tournament of the season, and I am delighted that it ended in our first win.

A side by side coaching was done with Jason Shirley on this issue; the recap form was filled out for this particular enrollee (since this call was a part of our call calibration) I had Jason walk me through the process that he takes when completing the enrollment process for United Health Care. Jason showed me step by step what he does when it comes down to choosing a provider. Jason also showed where he stores an electronic copy of the provider directory that was sent to him prior months. Jason stated that the PCP ID was added to the application and he is unsure as to why the PCP did not show up when the application was submitted to the carrier. The suggestion that I made for Jason was to please make sure that before any application is submitted

Football is a sport where you find who you are on the inside; it is more than just a sport it is a battle of trust and self-defiance with others and yourself. You push yourself to your very wits, while finding the strength to lift your teammates, knowing that you are only as strong as your weakest link. You struggle to build a trusting relationship with your teammates, yet this relationship grows and before you know it they become your brothers, and a family forms. Through the struggles I realize we may fall, but we still rise to face another week, because you are built a fighter and you are fighting for something bigger than yourself. I start to realize that football and life go hand in hand; and the hardships we face in football come in