Personal Narrative: My Basketball Experience

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“Our first game is in one week” said the coach. “ I will email everyone the details, but I can tell you that whoever scores the most points will receive a medal”. Everyone shouted “Oh cool, I want that”. Then during practice we all pushed ourselves to work harder.

Everyday until the basketball game I practiced. I practiced at home, the park or at school and worked until blisters were on my feet and sweat was dripping from my face. I knew, I should step outside of my comfort zone, but I was really jealoues of everyone getting awards for spelling bees, karate and other actives. Since that was not really my thing, I did not get any awards like them. Basketball was the only activity I was best at. So I worked my tail off. On game day I ate

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Personal Narrative: My Experience With Basketball

wanted to play basketball and join karate. My parents gave me the choice to choose one or the other so I joined basketball in 6th grade. I most likely was one of the worst on the team considering it was my first year playing and I did not score many points. I did improve from the first day I joined the team and the last day of that season. Then I went out for the 7th grade basketball team and made it , but this time it was on a different team at a different school. This basketball season, I improved…

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Personal Narrative: My Experience Of A Basketball Game

It was game day today. My teammates and I had a game against our rivalry high school Alta and we were pumped because we have beaten them every year since 2014. This year felt like we would keep that streak up and in motion. They had 6 really tall players while we only had 2. It made us all nervous for a while until we seemed to get over it. There was not a season where we lost against them and today certainly would not be that day. Class finished and the clock read 3, our game started at 5:30…

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