It was a warm but windy summer afternoon, We were about to play in one of the biggest games in my life. I was starting to warm up and I heard from behind me someone say. “You ready.” “Heck yeah I am!” When I was done answering the question I had a smile big enough to make me look as if I had 1000 teeth. Coach yelled over. “Bring it in ladys, it's show time.” When we got over to the dugout he gave us a huge break down on to never stop and never give up. He also told us to have faith in ourselves and each other. We were informed by the umpire that we were to bat first so we all started warming up our swings. But before any of knew it, it was game time. The first pitch was thrown and it was a strike. A few batters passed and it was my turn to
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But he must have gotten tired because he gave up 3 runs and no outs and the bases were loaded. Coach came over to me and said. “Win us this dang game.” I nodded my head and knew this was it. When I got up on the mound, my heart was beating 1 million times a second. I threw the first pitch, to my relief it was a strike, I ended up striking him out. The next batter came up to bat. I got myself into a full count meaning if I throw a strike we are one step closer to winning, but if I throw a ball they tie the game and can possibly win. I take a deep breath and look into the crowd at my grandpa who is looking at me and I can see in his face, he's saying you're doing great relax. So I did. I threw that ball and it was a strike, I jumped in the air as if we had already won. The last batter stepped into the batters box. This was it, I threw the first pitch, another strike. Then another one and at this point I knew he was panicking. So I decided to throw a curveball to throw him off and it worked. The umpire had yelled. “Strike three, you're out.” That was the game, I ran and jumped into my coaches arms in celebration. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better, it did! I was named MVP of the championship and received a game ball that said, “Pitching save in the clutch.” and it had the two teams which was green vs massillon. And also the final score of the game 9-8. Everyone was so proud of
But he must have gotten tired because he gave up 3 runs and no outs and the bases were loaded. Coach came over to me and said. “Win us this dang game.” I nodded my head and knew this was it. When I got up on the mound, my heart was beating 1 million times a second. I threw the first pitch, to my relief it was a strike, I ended up striking him out. The next batter came up to bat. I got myself into a full count meaning if I throw a strike we are one step closer to winning, but if I throw a ball they tie the game and can possibly win. I take a deep breath and look into the crowd at my grandpa who is looking at me and I can see in his face, he's saying you're doing great relax. So I did. I threw that ball and it was a strike, I jumped in the air as if we had already won. The last batter stepped into the batters box. This was it, I threw the first pitch, another strike. Then another one and at this point I knew he was panicking. So I decided to throw a curveball to throw him off and it worked. The umpire had yelled. “Strike three, you're out.” That was the game, I ran and jumped into my coaches arms in celebration. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better, it did! I was named MVP of the championship and received a game ball that said, “Pitching save in the clutch.” and it had the two teams which was green vs massillon. And also the final score of the game 9-8. Everyone was so proud of