Descriptive Essay On Volleyball Game

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Lingering is the sound of a ball being hit everytime it crosses the net. Each team glancing your way when you walk in. The sound of a ball being bounced on the floor when a someone hits with all their force. The cheers the crowd makes when their favorite team makes a point. The smell of popcorn coming from the concession stand. Sitting with my team, I realize my life is great. I was excited, it was a two day tournament and it was barely the first day. Putting on my volleyball shoes, I started to feel all the pressure we have to win this tournament. Of all the time my coach has been coaching, she was never able to win the Wimberly Tournament, and I felt like we could take it. My team filled with joy in their faces, knowing we will take the championship…show more content…
The score was surprisingly close, 23-22, with us in the lead. So much pressure was put into this game. I was playing, right in the front. The ball slowly crossed from the other side, it was passed perfectly into the setters hands. It was put into my hands to attack. I slowly felt myself go up and down attacking the ball. When I land on my leg, I heard a pop. The first thought is, “my acl”. It was bound to happen, I had a habit on landing on my left leg. I collapsed on the floor, yelling. I was begging for help telling my coach “ I think I broke my knee!!” I wasn’t hurting, all I could feel at that moment was fear. I feared knowing I had hurt something. I knew it was over for me when I can see the panic on my parents face when they come running to me with all their belongings on them. I could see so much fear from everyone, not knowing what to do or what’s wrong with me. I started to begin to cry, when everybody was telling me to take deep breaths. I felt myself lose everything I earned in that one play. So much worry in so many faces, my coaches, the crowd, my parents, my teammates. I had to leave as soon as possible, leaving everything. I visited the doctors the next day, I started bawling when they told me the thing I fear the most. I tore my ACL on my left knee. This is possibly the worst thing that can happen to you in any athletic career. Tearing your ACL means a six month recovery, which meant I was going to forget how to

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