Bowling Is Everything Research Paper

Bowling is Everything Bowling is my whole life. As I grew up I spent a countless number of hours in a bowling alley listening to the pins fall as the ball gently taps the pocket. I watched people who are passionate about bowling struggling or not with life who get out there and do what they love. As the years went on I grew to become more fascinated with the idea of bowling. So finally, I worked up enough nerve to talk to my mother about enrolling me into the Saturday morning kids league. She saw how interested I was in bowling so she pulled some strings so I could finally begin bowling. The day came and it was time for me to bowl, I can still remember it like it was yesterday. I was this little girl with pigtails, a huge smile and a big …show more content…
Therefore, I am going to tell you a story about how I got better at bowling over the years, the things I have accomplish though my journey of bowling from a five-year-old girl all the way to college and how …show more content…
I tried all the sports in the book just to realize bowling is the only sport for me. Then when I got old enough to attend my home town high school I was informed that there was a bowling team. I was so thrilled but despite my passion for bowling I didn’t join the team till my sophomore year of high school. My sophomore year wasn’t all that it was cut out to be. We had enough girls to make a varsity team and a JV team and since I was only a sophomore I was on the JV team. Being on the JV team wasn’t so disappointing except for the fact that I rarely got to bowl. I got to travel and watch all these girls bowl and maybe occasionally, get my shot to bowl with the Varsity girls. That year my team went to regionals and we placed in the top three. Placing In the top three meant we had to bowl the last two teams who also placed to get to the number one seat and take home the metal. As It came down to the last few frames we bolted down and got serious. We cheered on our team with our funky cheers, and our laughter. Then in the end we came out in first. We took what we deserved and got first place, finally the hard work paid off. Then when I got to my junior year I was so excited, I knew it was finally my time to shine because I got a spot on the Varsity team. Even though we only had 4 girls I took that into consideration and used that year as a competition against