Character Analysis: Varsity And Junior Varsity Team

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As a co-manager for both the Francis T. Maloney High School’s Girl’s Soccer Varsity and Junior Varsity teams, I was primarily responsible for recording player statistics throughout each game, including how many goals the players scored and how many the goalkeeper saved. Aside from this role, I also completed any other tasks asked of me by the coaches, including gathering the equipment after each practice and game and filling in for the coaches whenever necessary. For instance, there came a time during an away junior varsity game, a player experienced an asthma attack and the assistant coach needed to accompany her to the hospital so I remained behind with the team throughout the duration of the game. Upon completion of the game, with the assistance

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