Personal Narrative: The Worst Softball

The Worst Softball Experience Around the year 2008 I had made my decisions to play softball. Yes I had played tee ball and coach pitch, but this was the real thing. That year I was turning six. Usually you can’t start softball/baseball until your six but since I was in first grade I was allowed to play. I lived in Philomath, where I had lived my whole life. Years had passed, and I had been playing softball all those years.
When it came down to about 7th grade I was a more experienced player, and by that time I had found my favorite position. It was the catcher's position. I loved that position so much because I was good at it and it made me the “boss” of the field. The first few practices were great, but after a few games and winning all of them my coach got meaner and worked us harder. She …show more content…
I took a strike and my count was 2 strikes and 3 balls. I hit the ball to left field. That was so exciting.
After three wins the day felt like it was over. It wasn't even noon. So we played one more before our “lunch” break. I was so tired, weak in the knees, I was really badly dehydrated, but I made a commitment and i had to keep it. That whole game I caught, hit, caught, and hit some more. Finally that game was over.
During the break I couldn’t eat or drink but I felt like passing out. My coach game me a lecture about how good I was doing and about how it was almost over (we still had three more games) and I needed to keep pushing. So I did. At the next game I was pail in the face and wasn't very steady on my feet, but I did it. I thought I was going to faint because I was so hot and dehydrated. Did I mention it was about 100 degrees at that time, anyway our pitcher threw the ball to me I couldn't see it and it hit me in the face.
Got a bloody nose and I felt like I had just died we took about 15 minutes and then I was ready. Coach didn't want to put me back in but I had