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This is a story about overcoming adversity. I play for a soccer club that requires a lot of dedication. My teammates are from many different schools and I get to hang out with them at tournaments and also at our practices. We had a tournament last year was in Foley, Alabama and we were playing teams from Louisiana, Florida, and Alabama. We had an easy first game against Gonzales and played an awful team the second time and played poorly and tied. The next game was against Lafayette and we won that game. We were going to the finals in the tournament because we had the best record and more points.

We were playing Gonzales but it was going to be hard. We had out entire defense and our forward that were going to be out because of a mandatory dinner for Catholic High in order to officially go there. It was going to take a lot of sweat to win the game. They had fresh legs and a full roster and we had one sub. We had a hard fought ten minutes and we scored in the twelfth minute. We were defending for our lives when all of the sudden there mid fielder takes a shot thirty five yards out and makes it. He had the wind but it was a great shot. It was the last ten minutes and out team was so whooped. In the last third minute I had a threw ball to my teammate and he shot it far post and it went in. We wasted a lot of time after that and had won the game in the most amazing way.

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