Personal Narrative: My Life As A Basketball Player

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This is a story about Basketball when I was in 6th grade the first time I tried out for basketball I was the starting point guard my team was not that good we had only two wins I tried hard to do good for my team. I have always been known as the shooter more like three pointers,That has always been my kind of shot.One time when I was playing against a team I whent up for three and I missed and I had a feeling that I was going to make the shot so I asked for the ball back and I made it. That is one thing that is really big that I remember about my 6th grade team. Another thing I remember was when we were shooting free throws I made the most out of everyone and that was pretty cool, Today I still shoot three’s a lot. I go outside a lot to practice outside in my backyard but I don’t have a really good rim so I can’t really shoot on my rim but I can work on my dribbling.
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