What Is A Softball Career Essay

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My high school softball career I am Kameron Stevenson. I am from a small town in Louisiana called Jonesville where everybody knows everybody. I grew up in a single parent home with my one sibling, my brother. I am going to tell you a little about my life, as a Block Bear. My 8th grade year of high school I was on the softball and basketball team. My freshman year I was on the basketball and softball team, and a BHS Dazzler which is danceline. Softball was my main sport, but I did everything else until it was time to play softball. I feel in love with softball at an early age. I would play every summer and each year my love for the sport grew. Each year when I played softball in Vidalia or Jonesville I would make all-stars. Two years in a row my all-star team from Vidalia traveled to Santé Fe, New Mexico. We got to play against teams from Colorado, East Texas, West Texas and New Mexico. The first year I went my coach forgot that I knew how to pitch. My coach from the summer kept telling him to put me in and they finally listened to him and put me in when they had no other option. We won that game and was able …show more content…

Well despite all of that I did not give up I tried out again the next year which was my 11th grade year. This year we had got a new coach that really did not know nothing about high school softball, but he would do anything so we could have a softball team. I was the team captain but felt like I was the coach and a player all in one. I went to batting lesson somedays and tried to help my team improve their batting ability. I hit my first home run of the season and it did not count because one of my team mates touched me before I crossed home plate. I was also asked to play fall ball which gave me the opportunity to practice and help with the younger players to help improve their game. During one of my games I hit a grand slam I was so excited I received my game

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