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Narrative Essay On Harleton's Softball

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The cheers from the crowd and teams, and the adrenaline pumping through our veins. The chalk lines are drawn, the field has been dragged, its time to play now. Nobody knew about the pressure we felt for that game. Not because we weren 't confident, because we were. It was because we knew that the people around us, including the coaches, didn’t believe we could do it. You would be surprised what us players go through, especially the ones that has dedicated their lives to the sport. I’m one of those players. You may not think that it doesn 't matter to us players what you say about the team, but it effects us. From the beginning to the end of softball season it was all about Harleton, we HAD to beat Harleton. The thing is, us softball

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