Personal Narrative: Warrior Wrestling

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I never thought that I would ever end up being a Warrior Wrestler at Henry Sibley High School. It all started with one of my brothers wrestling for the High School. His head coach was close with my brother so he also knew me. He was and still is an social studies teacher at Heritage Middle school which is connected in the School district of 197. Every morning at Heritage he would see me and always call me by my brothers name and always bug me about wrestling and trying out for it. Over time of always bugging me about wrestling, I ended up taking his advice and decided to wrestle. When i tried out for wrestling at the end of the week of tryouts i was in love with the sport. I was an 8th Grader wrestling varsity. One of the way i became good at wrestling was off season wrestling which is called Freestyle. Freestyle is every Tuesday's and Thursday’s and open tournaments on saturday’s. Each day of wrestling i got better and better and by getting better you have to also …show more content…
When i woke up they told me that i couldn’t wrestle for a while and that i needed surgery to repair my shoulder so all that hard work i put in basically went on hold until my shoulder went back to normal but i just didn’t trust my shoulder anymore so i had to put it to rest and hold off on wrestling and focus on

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