We were talking, stretching, and listening to our warm up playlist. After about fifteen minutes goofing around, it was time to get serious. We all sat down on our dugout bench. Right next to each other. We all held hands.Our coaches started to talk to us. My dad talked first.
“All of you girls are my second family you are hardworking, funny, and fun to be around. He complimented.
” Mr. Chris started to speak, “I know you girls can do this. I believe in you.
” Mr. Adam jumped in “You girls get a white piece of rope. Keep this forever because, at the end of the day when we have this trophy. We will tie them all back together tie it on the trophy and remember that we did it together. We are family and we will look back at this game and moment.”
We all sat in silence thinking about our mental toughness. In the game and how we are going to do it for each other, not ourselves. Me personally, I was freaking out I had horrible butterflies. I had no clue how the other girls were feeling. After five minutes of complete silence.
I started to talk with our eyes closed, and our heads bowed .” Dear Lord please bless this game upon us. Give us strength and positive thoughts, that we will always be family and …show more content…
I was about to give up many of times during this game, but my team always came right to me to lift me back up.To Put a smile on my face. I realized how much they counted on me. They really needed me. At a couple points when I was crying. I thought I was going to let my team down my coaches down and families down. The one point in the game when I was crying in the dugout my catcher came up to me and whispered, “Don't get down on yourself, if we do lose we will still always love you and think you are the best. We would not have gotten this far if it wasn't for you.So we just need you to push threw this game with us. We believe in you.” It was the best day of my life. I don't know what I would do without these