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Narrative Essay About Soccer

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It was our 5th game of the season for boys and girls soccer. Me and Christina are strikers, while josh,sandy,ben and Fred are Midfield. Then Sasha,Devon,Gabriel, and Jake are defense and Bri is goalkeeper. In the first 30 minutes we scored 5 goals and the other team hasn’t even scored once. Christina has 4 of the goals and I have 1 of them. Christina is a ball hog but sometimes when she knows i have a good chance of scoring she would pass. After the game, the score went to 7-0 and we crushed them, I was able to score the other 2 goals in the game cause Christina actually passed. Our record is 4-1-0. This has been a the highest record we have had in so long. Christina made the difference, I can’t work good with other strikers but Christina is …show more content…

After about 2 games we were still defeated and we felt unstoppable to any other teams. And we have been working hard and good together and won so much more games. In the mornings at school, we started to be in the announcements. And that's we started to be in the announcements. And that's because we were winning our games for the first time in forever. And after a while, Christina came to me and was bragging about how much goals she got in the game. Then later she came up to me and asked if George Washington was a good high school. I said “yea they are a great private school.” Then Christina said that she was given a letter and it was an invitation to a tryouts they are having for boys and girls soccer because we are doing so good this season. I asked her if she was actually going to go and she was. The next day, she told me that she didn’t make the team so she had no chance of a scholarship. I was kind of happy because we are a good team and I didn’t want her to go. Then two games later we are back at the beginning of the story. Me and Christina went out to eat, after we took a W and we saw the coach of George Washington was high school there. Christina wanted to talk to him for another chance but she knew he wouldn't give her another one.

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