Tryouts Narrative

2098 Words5 Pages
bulb-icon

Recommended: Sports day narrative writing

Alex was outside on a beautiful spring day. The birds made a beautiful humming sound, and the grass felt good on her bare feet. She was practicing soccer and had been almost all day. Alex was 18, and she had dreamed of playing college soccer her whole life. Her bedroom walls were plastered in soccer posters and medals. Tomorrow were the tryouts where everyone in her state came and tried out for scholarships to play college soccer. Alex was super nervous. The next day Alex came downstairs to the kitchen with a nervous feeling in her stomach. It was almost like there were hundreds of butterflies flying in her stomach. “Good morning Alex,” said Alex’s mom. “Hey mom,” replied Alex. “So are you ready for your tryouts today?” “Yes very, I hope …show more content…

She didn’t want to stop playing soccer, but it would be so much easier if she did. She was exhausted everyday, and her muscles were always sore. Her mom was always telling her she wouldn’t be able to do it in this short amount of time. That made her want to give up even more. But then, James and Sammy were always there to lift her up and convince her to keep going. Those days were better because she felt like she could do it. But could she really? The days of the tryouts came and Alex was super nervous once again. Her friends took her this time and it felt much better. The whole way there they gave her encouragement and that made her feel lots better. When they got there she put her soccer bag down and took a deep breath. She ran on the field and she started warming up. “Hey are you Alex?” Asked a big scary looking girl. “Um...yes why? “I heard you got a big knee injury last year,” she replied with a smirk “Yes I did but i’m doing lots better now” “Oh that's great for you.” “Tha..” “But your going down. I’m going to make sure you don’t make it. You can’t just come back from an injury that easily. I’m not going to let some lucky girl beat me, I deserve to be on that team,” interrupted the

Show More
Related

  • Theme Of Blindness In Tangerine

    907 Words  | 2 Pages

    The soccer field is the only place he is able to do this, not at school, not at home, and not in his community. Paul has to leave Lake Windsor to be able to play soccer in Tangerine. The kids in Lake Windsor are snotty, rich, and self-centered. But the kids in Tangerine are hard working, resourceful, and proud. During their first soccer game, Paul described the game as, “The Palmetto players got down and dirty right away, and their fans cheered them on.”

    Read More

  • Kelly Moore: A Day in the Life of a Supermom Nurse

    933 Words  | 2 Pages

    As an 18 year old girl with a dream to go big in soccer, Kelly, went to University of Central Florida and started school there. After injuring her ACL mid season she was unsure if the team would give her a second year to play. During her second year at UCF she decided that she wanted to become a registered nurse. Unable to recover correctly and play for the team at Central Florida, Kelly moved to East Carolina

    Read More

  • Damian Wyatt's Dream: The San Jose Earthquakes

    910 Words  | 2 Pages

    He didn’t waste a minute and started training the next week, a month before the actual preseason practices began. He hired a personal trainer to help him get ready for the preseason. His trainer was a lot more vigorous than the trainers at college had been. As he trained, he concentrated on other things so that the pain wouldn’t get to his mind. Damian’s dream had always been to be a star soccer player and to make his parents happy. The...

    Read More

  • Alex Morgan Accomplishments

    911 Words  | 2 Pages

    “ Whatever brings you down, will eventually make you stronger”( Alex Morgan). Alexandra Patricia Morgan was born in Diamond Bar, California on July 2, 1989. When she was a little girl, Alexandra was given the nickname of Alex and (baby horse because she was fast), which was used throughout her whole life (Fishman, Jon 10). Ever since a young age, Alex has been very competitive. For example, when Alex was about three years old, she would sit in the corner playing Monopoly by herself so that she could get better and win when she played against her siblings, even though she didn’t know how to play (Becoming Alex Morgan). With Alex and her competitive attitude, she was very athletic and always wanted to be the best at everything (Becoming Alex Morgan). At around the age of eight, Alex wanted to go to the Olympics one day for the sport of soccer which she began the really progress at (Fishman, Jon 11). At the age of fourteen, Alex got serious about soccer and went from playing AYSO, Recreational soccer meaning it was

    Read More

  • Descriptive Essay: The Blue Team Vs. The Yellow Team

    367 Words  | 1 Pages

    Two teams are on the court racing for the ball. The gym is suffocatingly hot and, the students are flailing their arms in the air. The game is a mix of basketball and soccer. Gym class has begun. Blue and yellow jerseys fly throughout the gym with tiny sixth graders inhabiting them. The Yellow team scores and a player picks up the ball forcefully, ready to score once more . The Blue team runs across the gym back and forth like birds stuck in a cage. As the Yellow team scores the heads of the discouraged Blue team hang in disappointment. . The Perspiration is scattered on the bodies of the lively children. The Yellow team begins running for the ball and now looks like a pack of wild animals hunting their prey. They run fiercely towards their victims, each one aiding the next to achieve one goal, to kill. Wisst the sound of the whistle halts the game. Water drips from the water fountain onto the floor . The thirsty children flee the gym. Halftime

    Read More

  • The Influence Of Coaching Elena Propst

    660 Words  | 2 Pages

    As an athlete, Elena is one of the best soccer players in the state. She has spent a lot of time honing her craft. Due to her strong work ethic and dedication, she has played multiple positions at one of the highest club soccer levels. During the high school season last year, she scored thirty goals and led the team in assists. She also became the record holder for the most goals in a season for our conference. Elena is an all-conference, all-region, and a potential all-state player for the 2018 season. However, her most impressive stat is that Elena led a team full freshmen and sophomores to an 11 and 10 record, a dramatic improvement over the previous year’s record of 4 and 15.

    Read More

  • Divorce - The Movie

    601 Words  | 2 Pages

    Amelia, another protagonist, is an athlete who plays soccer every fall. The rest of the year, she satisfies her desire to exercise by running and lifting weights. As Kristi's best friend, she knows that Kristi is suffering and wants to help. She has a disposition that is markedly different from that of Kristi: she is not afraid to yell at friends w...

    Read More

  • Soccer Captain Research Paper

    683 Words  | 2 Pages

    In front of my bed, a small cork board is pinned to the wall. Every night since the fall of 2012, I have read the soccer motivation quotes before I went to sleep. As my high school years flew past me, the signs piled up It seemed as though before I had time to blink, it was the summer before my senior year. The night before my first day of conditioning, I rearranged all the things I collected to motivate myself over the past three years. One of those motivators that did not exist on my cork board, however, were my past captains. I had always looked up to my captains. One of which was Abby. I had always admired Abby’s determination, especially watching it increase after receiving the captain spot. I used her determination to drive my own. Every year, I strived for their approval and compliments. From the moment I started soccer, I knew I wanted to be a team captain my senior year.

    Read More

  • Adamaris: A True Soccer Player

    345 Words  | 1 Pages

    Once upon a time there was a girl who was only worried about soccer and her boyfriend. This girl’s name was Adamaris, and she had very supported people in her life that supported her so very much. Such as her parents, Ericka and Jose Garcia, her sister and brother, Claire and Neymar. Adamaris best friend Jayna, and also her handsome boyfriend Ivan. Adamaris main goal was to get a soccer scholarship. She didn’t care about nothing else but getting that scholarship. She practice each day and night at the park playing just soccer and practicing on her kicks. Adamaris had so many cool tricks she could do. For example, The Roll and Cut Reverse, and The Lunge. She was the only one in the girls soccer travel team that could do all those tricks. Her

    Read More

  • Defying Stereotypes: A Tale of Two Soccer Girls

    356 Words  | 1 Pages

    There are two 18 year old girls who loves to play soccer but their parents are always against it. Jesminder’s parents have forbidden her to play soccer because she is a girl but her coach, Joe was impressed with how she played and put her in the team. She lied to her parents and pretended that she got a job so that she could play on the team.

    Read More

  • Descriptive Writing About Soccer Camp

    2670 Words  | 6 Pages

    As I walk up to Mr. DeBoer shaking from my head to my toes, my legs felt like Jell-O. I was so in shock, I could hardly think, walk or talk. I still couldn’t wrap my brain around this beautiful gift my soccer camp coach was going to give me. All the cold, cloudy, windy days were all worth it. My eyes meet his eyes and I look back down at the gift, a piece of paper was waiting for me. But not just any piece of paper. A piece of paper that felt like gold. A piece of paper that made me feel confident.

    Read More

  • Personal Narrative: Tryouts

    1016 Words  | 3 Pages

    Tryouts. Tryouts. Tryouts. Tryouts were in five days for one spot on the varsity basketball lineup. All I could think about twenty four seven was about how I needed to perform on thursday. I was freshman at Calvin Christian high school. If I was able to get on the team I would be breaking Calvin Christian history; never has a freshman been pulled up to varsity before the season. It was sunday afternoon and when most kids are watching football on tv, I had my mom drive me to MVP. MVP is a sports complex in cascade. I had basketball training session at 4:00 with Abdou my trainer.

    Read More

  • Overcoming Obstacles

    1962 Words  | 4 Pages

    My struggles with soccer began early in my life. I was an average player, who had a drive to succeed and go far. Early in my soccer career I began to have difficulty breathing, and was struggling to run normally. I was then diagnosed with asthma. I was frustrated with the way I was playing, but decided I was not going to let the asthma control my life, or my dreams. As in The Pact, George, Rameck, and Sam tried not let the distractions of their home lives interfere with the drive to succeed in college, and fulfill their dreams. In George’s case, I think he struggled at home because he never had a male figure in his life. His parents divorced early in his life. When his mom remarried, it didn’t last long. George came home to find all of his step-fathers stuff gone. Rameck’s mother was involved in the drinking and smo...

    Read More

  • Personal Narrative: Cheerleading

    666 Words  | 2 Pages

    At last we had brought all our practicing skills into work at the final stages. After working hard for three solid months it all paid off, the competing mat was beneath our feet. It was as if I could almost hear the girl?s hearts thumping before we walked onto the mat. I couldn?t stop smiling, I had the biggest grin on my face as if I were the cat who just ate the canary. Only when I thought that was enough, my facial expressions were amazing, all the nights I spent in front of the mirror or watching my self through the reflection of the glass door in my kitchen. It?s hard to go first because watching all the other teams compete makes you think, how did I do?

    Read More

  • Sports Narrative - Volleyball Tryouts

    1090 Words  | 3 Pages

    Six long hours after departing Hotchkiss, we finally reached our destination. We pulled into the parking lot of the Super 8 just off Interstate 76 in Sterling, Colorado. Since I had been to this hotel on a previous trip to Sterling, I began wishing I had brought my swimsuit along. Mom and dad went inside and got the keys for room 129. I was so sick of riding in the car that I did not care what the room looked like as long as there was a bed for me to sleep on. As we entered the room, on the left there was the bathroom sink, a mirror, and a place to hang our "good" clothes. To the right, was the miniature bathroom. There was not enough space in there for a midget. Stepping out of the entranceway, there was a wooden dresser with a 27-inch television. By the large window, there was a small table. Two queen size beds sat on either side of the nightstand. The purple patterned quilts were quite shocking compared to everything else in the room.

    Read More

More about Tryouts Narrative

Open Document