Personal Narrative: One Vs. One

I also play with Hotspurs with the 2003 girls. With the academy, I personally learn more, since it’s more difficult playing with the boys. It’s also more difficult in the sense that when I go for a one v one, some are much bigger or much more skillful. With hotspurs, I’m mainly there for the games and the fitness. With the girls, I'm kind of tall and I have more skill than most of them. In my opinion, it isn’t challenging and I don’t improv on anything. I started playing soccer when I was about three years old, I saw my brother play and I was jealous. I wanted to play and be just like him. It didn't really work out at the beginning but I will expand on that in another chapter. I started in a club called OSU for three years, but I left because there were too many politics going around so it was never fair. …show more content…
I played with boys born in 2002, a couple of 2003’s and like three 2004’s. I later on changed club because it was too hard. After that, I went to Hotspurs for a year with the girls my age and changed once more since I got bullied because they were jealous of how good I was. I stayed in the same club but went to go play with the boys my age and it was a very good year, I learned a lot with the boys. As usual, I ended up changing again when a new league came out named OPDL. I went back to my old team with the girls, still in hotspurs, but was glad to see that some of the friends I had back at OSU and at school were there. It was a rather fun season but here I am now with my two teams I mentioned at the beginning. I also love beach soccer. I play it every time I go to Algeria, where they have the perfect beaches. The first time I played it I was really sore and could barely move my legs the next day. Although, I love playing it because in Algeria there aren't many girls that can play soccer well. So when I go there I show them that some girls like me can actually play