Personal Narrative: Quarterback

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A large portion of my time in high school was spent dedicated to football, where I played Quarterback. I was the starter my senior year, and grew to truly love and appreciate the game. I learned to value the hard work, dedication, and mental and physical toughness it takes to succeed on and off the field.

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