I don’t think you understand how much you have mentally helped me this year. If I even had one negative thought about how a game went I just kept thinking to myself “kenzie doesn’t think so.” You are hands down the sweetest girl I have ever met and I’m so honored to be someone you look up to. I cannot wait to see what great things you will achieve in these next 3 years. Freshman year tryouts, I promise you there was more than just me and tiff that played from our class. Even though it was so long ago I can still vividly remember one practice.
Like I said before I have pitched at the high school and college level, so whatever the customer is trying to achieve I can help. I Can teach my customers how to pitch 7 different pitches Fast ball - drop curve Change up Drop ball Screw ball Rise ball Curve ball My dad who is my business partner also knows what he is doing; he watched me and went to all my pitching lessons, he will catch the pitchers at all the lessons. I also want to stress the importance of the mental aspect of pitching because I have been there and as you get older that part of the game is the hardest part of the game. Summer Camps During the summers we will have 3 pitching instructing camps. There will be one camp in each of the months of summer.
But also my talent would enable me to be good at more than one event in track. At the end of my sophomore year, I took the decision to enter a new season with the determination to quit playing basketball and to be the best I could be on the track, so that I could get a scholarship for college. As one of the best coaches, in my eyes, Mr. Washington helped me become one of the fastest 100m through 400m runners in the state of California, by the end of my junior year in high school. I received a scholarship that would pay for all of my tuition and monthly bills while getting a college education. This is something that I wanted to happen in the sport of basketball, but Mr. Washington helped me see otherwise that my talent was meant for
During these practices, I would often hear senior, Sammie Bane, say, “Oh my gosh, why are we still doing these same drills over and over again?” In response to that, Coach Rieckers would reply, “Do you want to go to state and earn respect from the community?” Growing up in a small town, everyone knew everything about each other. This was also the same concept when it came to sports at BCHS. Brownstown was always known for great volleyball, football, and boys’ basketball teams. These teams always went far into the tournament every year in strive to win a state championship title. The same was not known for the girls’ basketball team to achieve.
In my case, it is sand volleyball. But to learn sand volleyball, you first have to master the fundamentals of regular, or court, volleyball. My first interest began by watching my sisters play in high school a couple of years ago. I went to every game that fall and eventually learned the rules. For example, there are two teams of six on a nine meter by eighteen meter court separated by a net that stands about seven and a half feet off the ground.
I have done things due to a group that I know I would never do if I were by myself. A time I have done this was during my freshman year in high school. High school is a big change from middle school. One change I encountered was going out to parties and socializing more. I used to be very quiet but the minute high school came I became a social butterfly and would go out constantly.
She spends most of the days with her brothers; well that’s who she grew up with but mainly their time is spent is at the arena, practicing for rodeos. On days she’s not at the arena preparing for rodeos, she’s at the softball field getting better at pitching or she’s at the basketball gym doing drills. Charmaine always has to be doing something just to keep her busy. When it comes to education she pushes herself to the next level, getting everything done a day before its due, just trying to become better a person not only for her but for her family. She graduated in the top three out of her class, with many awards to continue her education.
It was a night to remember for the rookies. Entering a two-game road stand against their New York neighbors Fordham (1-4-0) and Columbia (1-2-0), the Red Storm (3-3-0) would need all the help from their rising freshman class to bounce back from a two-game losing streak – and they would deliver. Seeking the first score, it would only take five minutes for the Red Storm to get on the board early off a corner kick. Junior Morgan Ritter played in the corner attempt kept alive by midfielders Amy Marron and Deanna Murino after a failed clearing attempt by the Rams. Knocking the ball back in, freshman midfielder Emily Cubbage answered with the game’s first score as she slid eleven-yards back with a shot towards the right-side of the net past
Powder-puff football, a game that pits junior girls against senior girls was a tradition that Barrington High School lost some time in the mid 1990’s. It was a competitive yet amusing event that served to rally the student body for the impending Thanksgiving Day game. In September of my junior year, a group of us decided it was time to spark some school spirit and revive the
In the fall of 2010 I left BRCC with a degree in Liberal Arts and certificate in general studies. I am in my third semester at Southern and I am enjoying every minute and I could not be more proud of this institution despite what’s been said or what’s going on. After I receive my bachelors’ degree in Psychology and get certified in Health & Physical Education & Adapted Physical Education, I plan on getting my masters in Supervision and Administration. I chose teacher education program at Southern because of the quality teachers that have came through the SUBR teacher education program. I currently work with children with disability in the Zachary Community School System and love every minute because you get an opportunity to reach out to children who never really had chance and to be able to give them a chance is very rewarding.