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Personal Narrative: My High School Cross Country Team

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I will bring many things to the campus. I am very hardworking, determined, and a team player. As a four year member of my high school Cross Country team, I have learned how to work to better myself and how to also work as part of a team. I learned how to push myself and to stretch to reach to my goals as a person, and to help push and encourage my teammates to reach the team’s goals. My friendly and pleasant personality allowed me to succeed in a leadership role as one of the two seniors on our team, working with my teammates. I was honored to be voted by them as team captain for this year. Although, we did not have any of the team compete in our state competition, we as a team did better than teams of the past in my opinion. We all improved
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