My Middle School Career

Every sports fanatic wishes that they could go back and replay their sports years again. But in my case, mine were just starting. Going into the sixth grade, I was nervous because I wanted to be the best of the best. On in the first day of sixth grade, we had a meeting to see who wanted to be in volleyball. Going into this meeting, I was getting nervous. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to play sports, because my class was going to be on the bottom of the totem pole. Not feeling any of the other girl’s feelings, I went with my gut feeling, go out! Getting into the sports season was a different adjustment. Every day prior to sixth grade, going home was the norm. Taking this big jump and deciding to do sports meant I had to stay every day besides Wednesday to practice. Being so little, I didn’t know if I was ready to make that big commitment. I stayed with the flow of girls that decided to do volleyball too and went with it. I am super proud of my decision, because to this day, I know I would have regretted if I didn’t do it. Throughout my entire middle school career, I have had so many memories that have taught me so many lessons in life. …show more content…
When I was a seventh grader, I traveled to Winner to run in the Winner Warrior Invite. This track meet was a terrible one. It rained the entire day and even thundered a little bit, so we had to go in the tent, while the storm was passing. When we were sent to our tent, I was scared to go far in. I was scared, because the seniors were really strict with the younger classmen. I had set my bag in the tent to keep it from getting wet, and a senior had thrown it into the trench that our tent was balancing over. Another thing they did was cuss a lot and for my little ears, that was too much. I was standing in the pouring rain, with my soaking wet bag, until Mr. Stukel yelled at them, because they made Jacey Feyereisen and I