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College Admissions Essay: My Soccer History

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My Soccer History I believe a lot of students in BC school knew that I’m interested in soccer and able to play it pretty well since we had a lot of games with Mr. Misquith last year. I would consider myself as a helpful player since I am able to play several positions in the field, with Striker and Center Back the positions that I’m good at. In this article, I will briefly discuss my soccer history from my childhood and let more people know me.

The first time I heard of soccer was 12 years ago when I was in kindergarten. At that time, I was about to graduate and some admissions officers from a training school with soccer specialty came and asked our class who wanted to play soccer, however nobody raised their hand except me. To be honest, …show more content…

My coach appointed me as the striker who should often find chances in the end zone and score for the squad. He really appreciated me a lot since he thought I was a talented player based on my performances in the field. Gradually, I became the captain of the squad and often played the role of leader, these experiences gave me a sense of achievement and potentially affected my personalities that I enjoyed being in charge. When I was in Grade 4, my coach hoped that I could receive professional coaching from soccer club’s youth academy to become a soccer player in the future. This time I hesitated because I needed to continue studying academic courses instead of giving up and chose soccer as the major.

For this reason, I left that school as well as ended the training. Since then I stared to focus on academic study especially in improving English. However, soccer never out of my life because my training experiences were unforgettable. Until now, I often watch my favorite team’s games and I even joined Luwan’s soccer squad last year. My soccer history is extremely precious for me mainly because it shaped me who I am

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