Brian Rowe's Symbols

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The symbol I drew was the Los Angeles Galaxy professional soccer team logo. I drew this symbol because the LA Galaxy game I went to against the Seattle Sounders was my favorite summer memory. This was my favorite summer memory because my mom and I sat in the front row right behind the goal. I got to watch Brian Rowe, my favorite goalkeeper, in action really up close. Brian Rowe has really good communication skills and technique while he is in the goal. This was good for me to watch since I am still learning how to improve my goalkeeping skills. I also got to watch Clint Dempsey. He is on Seattle Sounders, but he is also one of the best forwards on the USA Men’s National Team. While sitting in the front the newest member of the LA Galaxy, Jonathan

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