Included in the video, toward the end, is a few plays showing me in Setter position for my High School this fall season. Volleyball is important to me, in fact, its a large part of my life. No matter who I'm playing, whether they are stronger than my team or more organized, I always play the best I can possibly play. I believe that the game isn't done until the ball drops. Not only am I continually working on my volleyball skills by playing in school and club, but I am also trying to be the best leader I can be on and off the court.
Because of this role I was given, I continually try to be a leader by cheering for my teammate's and by helping them achieve their goals.
I also help assist our middle school team with practices during the week. What makes me different from other athlete's is that when I am on the court, even if the odds of winning are small, I will not give up on the ball. This part of me is because of my competitiveness and my motivation to make my family, teammate's and coaches proud. I love to play volleyball, no matter the situation. Being in volleyball has also assisted me in my education.
My time is organized and scheduled. I know that I have to keep my grades high as that is most important in my high school years for my future successes. I want to grow my game in my collegiate years and possibly to coach at some point in some fashion in the years to come. I hope you consider me for your team. I can play multiple positions when and where necessary, whatever is most necessary for the team!
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