Descriptive Essay: The Newton Braves

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Despite Being exhausted, we were playing our hearts out! Since it was tied up only one touchdown was needed for The Newton Braves to win the trophy game! We were on the 1 yard line with only 6 second left to score. “186 belley pass on set, on set ” ttered our Quarterback Zachary. The whole team darted up to the line waiting for the play to be called. Down, ready, set… It was 2:30 and warm ups were about to start. Everyone was there and we snapped our helmets buckles on. After we lined up at the 25 yard line and took a nice easy jog around the field. Each one of us stretched, we did jumping jacks, leg lifts, push ups etc. The whole team was eager to get a drink and luckily we did! When we returned to the field we were practicing offense …show more content…

The announcer said the same for the Mount Olive Marauders. Finally the time has come. The whole team reported to the field and placed our drinks roughly on the scorching bench. It was so hot I think it might have sizzled! “It’s game time boys”, screamed Coach Teddy. We dashed to the end of the field and lined up in between the goal posts. “And introducing the Newton Braves Super Peewee football team! Number 3 Donato Bevacqua and one by one they went down the roster and they called Number 78 Ian Nicol last.The coaches told us to take off our helmets so they could Play the National Anthem. ...and the home of the braves the crowd …show more content…

And on the first play we fumbled the ball and they recovered and they got a touchdown. We all moaned but then coach Zambardi yelled “ Let's go, pick your heads you still did a great job”, and it worked! It was the 4th quarter it was the last 12:00 minutes and the score was tied up and then the referee's ear piercing whistle blew and we were all startled! Then I heard my favorite sound, the crunching of peoples pads and helmets hitting each other. Plays and plays went by and we gained 7 yards, 9 yards, 5 yards and ect. The score was 12 to 6 and we were loosing . There was 6 seconds left in the fourth quarter and for us to win the trophy game we needed a touchdown desperately! Everyone including me thought we were going to lose the trophy game. We huddled and Zach blurted out some play like “37 crisscross”. We hustled up to the line and dug our hands in the turf. Down, ready, set, go Zach yelled. We all fired off the line like the racing dogs being released from their kennels! Zach ran back and threw an amazing pass to Donato, and amazingly he caught and sprinted to the goal line! The crowd gasped and then started cheering loudly. But before we jump to the main conclusions we still had to make the extra point. We kicked a 25 yard field goal and strikingly the ball flew through the air and went right throught the goal posts. We tore off our helmets and put them in the air. The coaches and parents were extremely happy

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