What Makes Me The Football Player?

I knew early in life that my passion to play sports was undeniable. I was determined to be the best at every sport I played. That determination led me throughout my high school career to be a three-sport athlete since I was a freshman. I have received a varsity letter awards for baseball, basketball, and football. Senior year of my high school football season I was awarded captain of my team. My junior football season I was awarded honorable mention all league as well as honorable mention all area. Being a talented athlete, I continued to push myself to improve. I believe the drive to succeed came from deep within myself as dedicated team player to never let my teammates down without a fight. Besides sports I am active member of the key club for my school and frequently helped out with the miracle league foundation in Schnecksville, PA for kids with disabilities. Throughout my summers I have been helping out at a youth football camp having fun and teaching the youth about the sport of football. Throughout my high school years I’ve kept myself quite busy whether it be through athletics or just helping out where ever I can. Keeping up with

Ever since I was a child, my parents put me in various sports: soccer, softball, volleyball, basketball, and cheer. Both my parents grew up playing sports and realized that being a part of team sports benefits the growth of a person’s perseverance, determination and overall personality. Not only was I an avid multi-sport athlete as a child, my four other siblings were as well. Motivated individuals have surrounded me throughout my life. They have given me a great example of what it means to succeed and persevere. Not only have I been surrounded by strong individuals I have also been able to try different sports. While it was fun being able to try different sports, I realize early on that soccer was what I wanted to pursue. Soccer showed me how to be a part of a team and never give up.

My Career is playing in the NFL. Playing in the NFL will my Plan A since its been my passion since I was little. The min wage for football is $15,000. I just want to play in the NFL to pursue my dreams just like Martin Luther King Jr. pursued is. I know that this would be best thing to ever happen to me because I want to do something I do and love the best.

MY PERFECT JOB Have you ever thought what your perfect job would be. I do, I want to be a NFL cornerback. First, I want to be a NFL cornerback. To be a NFL cornerback you have to be amazingly good.

Ottawa-Glandorf athletics taught me more than I ever thought I would have learned. Being apart of Titan sports comes with a stigma: a stigma to be great, to work hard, and to carry good sportsmanship. I participated in Ottawa-Glandorf sports so I could be apart of a team, enhance leadership skills, and build relationships with peers. My freshman year I decided to join the girls soccer team. I was a little hesitant as I was the only Glandorf girl on the team, but after the first week of practice, I met some of my best friends I have today. Although I didn’t get much playing time, I always tried my hardest, gave it my all, and was a leader on and off the field.

I have always loved sports ever since I was a little kid. Some of my earliest memories are of playing soccer with my friends on a wet, cold spring day or hitting a ball off of a tee and feeling like it went a mile, when in reality it only went about fifty feet. Even to this day I still can never get enough of sports. I get about four weeks off out of the entire year where I’m not technically in a sport, but I’m still always practicing and trying to get better because that’s the only way I know. I love everything about sports: the friendships, the competition, the passion, the atmosphere, the unity. Sports are one of my true loves and they consume my life. It is this strong desire that I have for sports that has driven me to want to pursue a

Brian Pham Lyon English ERWC, Period 3 23 September 2014 Personal Statement On March 21st, 2014, I came into my high school football coach’s room, preparing to talk to him about joining his team. Being in his presence at first was extremely nerve wrecking.

How Rugby Has Taught Me Valuable Life Lessons Being the captain of the rugby team at Sir John A. Macdonald C.I. has, not only strengthened skills I use on the field, but also skills I use in my everyday life. When I first started playing sports at Macdonald, I was shy and did not speak up however, throughout the years I built up more confidence and worked my way up to the captain position. As the captain, i'm responsible for leading the team to victory and keeping up the team's morale. To do this effectively I had to learn skills such as confidence, organization, and consistency in everything I do. Confidence is of immense importance when it comes to being a captain, this was taught to me throughout my athletic career.

It all started on a Saturday Morning, It was one of the biggest rugby games of the season, Saint Albans College VS Saint Jones College. The game started, I wasn’t really the best player in the under 14B team and I wasn’t really the worst player, if you didn’t know all saint schools bought players .There was only one player I was scared of on the rugby field his name was Munashe . This player was over 2 meters tall and was twice my size. The score was 25-10 to Saint Albans College, There was 4 minutes left of the game Saint Jones just needed a try and a kick to win the game. Saint Jones had a scrum

Ever since I was 5 years old I've always had a passion and a love for the game of football. I've grown up playing, watching, and reading about football everyday, 14 years later, it is definitely still a very big part of my life. As a youngster, I've always had the dream of playing Football professionally, I couldn't imagine myself doing anything other than playing football for a living, I've always said, "The day I get paid to play football is the day I've reached my ultimate goal in life".

Everyone has at least three wishes that could come true or try to make it come true.My three wishes are going to the NFL,taking care of my family,and donating money to charity.

We all have some type of sports story growing up, either you were playing or just watching, you have some story to tell. I have been playing sports ever since I can remember, I started when I was little and then I just never stopped. I played basketball, volleyball, and my favorite sport softball until sadly something happen. Softball had always been my sport and I was planning on playing college ball but the winter of my sophomore year of high school that all stopped.

I first began my football experience at the age of six playing city league flag football. I’ve come a long way since then and the sport has greatly helped mold me into the person I am today. It’s taught me to keep pushing through adversity and showed me the utmost importance of communication and teamwork. Through football, I have learned that I am a dedicated, passionate individual with an above average work ethic and a vigorous motor. This sport has affected my life greatly and I love it because of that. This is why I hope to find a perfect academic, athletic, and social fit to continue playing football at the collegiate

Football is and will forever be my favorite sport. Football is my favorite sport because ive This is a sport that will take some time to excel in, but if you follow the steps of becoming a football player you should do well. I've worked so hard over the years and I have to say after all the years i've been playing football, I have became a pretty good player if i say so myself. In my paper i will be talking about the steps of becoming a football player, the steps one should follow is get involved, increase skill level, show leadership skills, be a good listener, be a S.T.U.D (smart, tough, unselfish, and discipline), and have the passion for football.

When I was 12 years old, people would always ask me what I wanted to be when I grow up and my answer was always the same; I want to be a professional football player. I was convinced at that age that was what I wanted to be so I trained extremely hard to make that dream come true. I ran extra after practice and worked on speed and agility drills at home to hone my skills. However, when I entered high school, my dream had changed. I no longer enjoyed football and I worried about what I was going to do with the rest of my life. I have always been fascinated with technology and have been curious as to how they function so in my sophomore year of high school, I finally decided that I wanted to be a computer engineer and this time, I will do whatever it takes to make this dream come true.