I want to be a positive role model to all the young children in our community, and show them that if you set your mind to do it you can achieve anything with hard work and dedication. I also feel this way about being a cheerleader. I feel that a Captain should lead with their heart, not their mouth. I have a vision for my team and we will work together to achieve it. Each year I set goals for myself, and work diligently toward making them become possible.
It means to be confident in achieving your goals in spite of challenges faced. As I prepared to enter my final year in high school, I could not imagine a greater honor and a more rewarding challenge than to serve the school community as a steward in charge of sport. Through my participation in basketball as a first team player, I learnt the importance of teamwork, respect, and being rooted in Christian values. My experiences involved repeating the same technique every day, yet yielding different outcomes. This empowered me to serve my team mates and to inspire them to seek excellence in all their pursuits.
I play many sports at my current school. I work hard to play my best and help my teammates. I usually sail in the summer and the SSV Tabor Boy pulled me towards Tabor. Also the fact that Tabor is a Naval Honor School. Overall Tabor has a lot of opportunities for me.
When I was young I was in a sports group that played some different type of sport year round. Being a part of that group taught me how to work well as a team player even when I didn’t agree with everyone on the team. It also kept me in great shape and out of trouble that I could have possibly gotten into if my time wasn’t occupied. My ability to work on a team and as an individual was groomed from this group. Being involved in an African American Heritage team taught me patience while learning.
As a cheerleader , the word “leadership” takes on a whole new meaning. In the classroom and the community as well is a vital component of your role. I was always in the public eye, and it was so important to represent my school to the best of my ability.Leadership is the process of influencing your team members to work hard towards, and be committed to, team goals. To me i was a good leader, i would take part in helping out my teammates to attain the goals they set for themselves everyday.Being a good leader is an major part of being a cheerleader . Though you may think the only way to be a leader is to be selected as the team captain, that is far from being the only way to prove your leadership capabilities.
She expresses herself well and is a quick learner. In addition, her experiences on the varsity volleyball team at Marquette University have seasoned her in other ways. She knows how to compete, how to train, and how to motivate others to win. Julie is keen about getting overseas experiences. She was
I do it because I love the sport and want to help out the community. In most of the classes the concept of being honest is always brought up, it has a major influence on my line of work. It’s a major factor because games need to be played fairly. It’s always brought and will always be a serious matter. As a student, there are many events that test your integrity in the classrooms.
1 - What Are The Skills And Qualities You Could Bring To This Role? Hello, my name is Angelina and I am hoping to be selected for the role of a prefect. During my time at Crabtree High School I believe I have developed many different skills and I am confident that becoming a prefect would allow me to develop many more. One of my strongest skills is that I am a natural leader who is well organised, responsible and can act on my own initiative. I also work well as a team player and enjoy sharing success.
It has given me the confidence to achieve those goals I made years ago as a freshman. FFA has given me opportunities to get out of my quiet comfort zone and into a leadership role as a mentor to younger FFA members. I have learned that in order to become a successful FFA member, I had to meet new people. I have enjoyed every opportunity that FFA has given me to participate in up to this point in my FFA experience. I have learned many life lessons that I will carry on in
"If Winning Isn't Everything, Then Why do They Keep Score?" For as long as I can remember, I've played sports. The main reasons I loved playing sports is because they kept me occupied, I built lifelong relationships, and I stayed active all year long. Being in sports has taught me discipline, responsibility, and dedication. What I love the most about playing sports, more than anything, is the competition.