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Personal Narrative Analysis

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I discovered my place in January of 2015. I was competing in a boys twelve and under single gender Junior Team Tennis tournament. It took place in an indoor tennis facility called Folkes/Stevens tennis center in Old Dominion University. I was representing Green Spring Racket Club of Maryland for sectionals, playing against the rest of the Mid-Atlantic region. Once I step on the court, I realized I have found what truly makes me happy. This was going to be my special place. I met up with my friends at the tennis courts to practice, when there is no pressure its all fun and games. Game time; however, is something different, time to be serious. I feel relaxed and I can have fun while being competitive on the courts. I keep my eye on the ball while

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