Ready, set, aim, and repeat is what constantly ran through my head when I got ready to pick up my bow freshman year. I knew what I wanted, and I was going to do everything I could to achieve it. The top female archer spot was going to be mine even with the few bumps in the road, I wasn’t giving up. Becoming top female archer in south state took a lot of dedication because I was the underdog, had limited practice time available, and injured my wrist. One of the first obstacles that I faced involved being the “underdog” of the competitors. Being only fifteen years old put me at the lower end of the female age group. The older girls, however; had more experience with competition which put them at an advantage. Never being eligible to compete
