We are the Canmore Avalanches. We qualified for these championships as the first team ever of Canmore to do so. Be proud! Thus, we have come together today to win the Canadian national championships, two months from now and return to our hometown as legends. My dear girls to achieve this goal, we will need to play better than we ever have. We have no choice than to play the games of our lives! We will need to completely feel our team spirit during the whole tournament. Every single one of us plays a major role and has her job to do on the field and also on the sideline. And this not just in two months when the championships take place but also now while we are preparing for this adventure. Every one of us is obliged to dedicate herself to this mission. We all need to make sacrifices. This means it is inevitable that all of us are delivering more than a hundred percent from now on. In every single practice! Believe me, I am not telling you this …show more content…
We are the Canmore Avalanches and this is Mission: Unblockable! Thus we have the will and the team spirit to overcome this obstacle. Then you will take this chance how I did a long time ago and together we are going to be successful. No matter what our obstacles are, we remain a confident team and don’t let the fear of higher ranked teams paralyze us. Why should we even fear any team? We are the Canmore Avalanches. That is not just a team name it is a definition of how we perform on the field. An avalanche stands for unimaginable strength. Thus, we are stronger than our opponents with this virtue, we are going to crush them! Indeed, no team will manage to stop us before we have reached the final, like an avalanche that cannot be stopped. On top of this, our hitters accelerate these volleyballs to an extent where our enemies are not able to dig them anymore. Girls keep in mind who we are! The Canmore Avalanches and that we are for a
Then Jeff Blashill (Head Coach), Jeff Hoggan (Captain), and Petr Mrazek (Goaltender) came and we were fonomanal. So back to present time… I dog pilled my friends, Alex and Christian Smith. After a hour of ceremonies, playing on the ice, and press box touring it was time to go back to the
Lakota Hodges p.1 lacrosse game v.s mt si It was a beautiful morning the sun was shining bees a buzzing you can see clearly mt si as we stand on a terrible grass field filled with potholes and mole mounds i as i consider in my head why aren't we on their elevated grass field but that thought is quickly shooed away as john a fellow teammate hurdles a ball toward me as i catch it he trips on a pothole i say to him "today is going to be a good day" as that event comes to a close luckily the opposing team had just arrived and thankfully didn't see that as i suit up to play goalie in a muddy goal with moose poop nearby and goose poop
Winning is fun, however it must get boring if all your team does is destroy your opponent. This is the University of Connecticut (also known as UConn) women’s basketball team with a win streak of 111 games that was heartbreakingly ended in the semifinals of the 2017 NCAA tournament with a 66-64 loss to Mississippi State. Jan Diehm, the author of “111 Wins and Counting,” writes about this streak and claims that the UConn women’s basketball team is one of the best college teams to ever compete, in the newspaper The Guardian. Diehm believes that this success is due to the skill of each player on the team and their ability to execute the coach’s plan. She supports this claim through her use of statistics, quotes and logic.
The slow start hurt us. We played hard and came back in the second half. I wish we could have pulled it out. We have to keep fighting." Calgary safety Wes Lysack praised the competitive fire of the Blue Bombers: "Give credit to them.
But, sure enough, the Tempo Blaze won 12-0. We are going to have to play Tempo Blaze. As soon as we got to the fields and starting to warm up we were all scared. They are all bigger, stronger, taller, and faster. They are in 7th grade, but 2 of them play Varsity for Tea High School.
“It is only a game” is a common saying I have heard several times in my life. However, it does not explain the crazy actions and immense passion I experience on the PIT floor for basketball games. These feelings reached a pinnacle point during my freshman year basketball game against our arch-rivals, the Bettendorf Bulldogs. “If we can keep Bear from posting up and scoring, we should be win the game,” my friend Bryce analyzed. I responded, “We will need to shoot the three ball to have a chance, Bettendorf is a really good team”.
Hartland Varsity Hockey: A team built on hard work, passion, respect, and most importantly, a shared love for the game of hockey. This team has left its mark on me and will continue to do so for the rest of my life. I’ve been in hundreds of locker rooms for several different sports throughout my life, but not one of those other locker rooms even compares to the significance of the Hartland Varsity Hockey locker room. It is an extreme honor be a part of the special Hartland Hockey culture that exists within my family and anyone who has ever been a part of the team, and the locker room is undoubtedly the greatest representation of that.
In life, even though we are told not to do so, a lot of us “count our chickens before they hatch”. We make assumptions on things before they happen because we believe that if something seems so likely, it will happen. Well, that is what my Liberty High School cross country team did my sophomore year. Going into the year, we not only knew we were going to be strong, we thought other teams were going to be weak. The top teams from the state finals the previous year had all lost most of their key pieces.
This season was full of miracles. We were the only team in the history of the NHL to go down in each series 3-0 and come back and win it. Same happened in the Stanley Cup Final. We went down 3-0 against a powerhouse Chicago team looking for a three-peat. We came back to tie the series 3-3 with a couple of clutch goals by me and the Staal brothers.
When you tell others that you’re Canadian, many think of maple syrup, friendly people, and hockey. Little did they know that we are entitled to freedom, peace, and equality. Not only do we excel in many winter sports such as hockey, but we also bond over our country’s achievements in sports events. In addition to our strong government and democratic society, Canadians offer help to those in need and welcomes new immigrants to our country.
We walk up the stairs. As we pass all the supporters of the Sabers and into the concession stand line there is a big question that seems to be hiding beneath the homemade player signs, facepaint, foam fingers, team shirts and “bear hunting season” posters. Will we win? Is this the game? How glorious would it be to start the season off with beating the Bears.
We sacrificed our time and efforts to push our teammates and serve our community. After three coaches quitting on the team, Elizabeth and I were left with broken hearts. Our unity as sisters and leaders sparked a flame to push
Miracle on Ice Speech You were born for this- Herb Brooks The speech I am about to analyze is a motivational speech given by the United States hockey team coach Herb Brooks in 1980 to a locker room full of young hockey players. The speech lasted about two minutes and hit every main point necessary for the team to be mentally ready when facing the Soviets. The speech itself is very special to those who lived it but for others to understand I must first give a complete background on that era in the US and how the team made the miracle possible.
Persuasive Essay Hockey is a game that has been around for many generations, there is nothing more special than the game of hockey. On March 3, 1875, the first organized indoor game was played at Montreal's Victoria Skating Rink between two nine-player teams, including James Creighton and several McGill University students. Hockey is a very special sport that is ranked one of the most popular sports in the world. Hockey is a game that has made a huge impacted in my life and many other people's lives, it is a special game that can be played in many places. Ice Hockey is the most popular, but there are also many different types of hockey.
However, sometimes things happen and people have got to just keep pushing through it. My third year of softball my team was very proficient, strong, and confident. When it came time to go to our first tournament, we were unquestionably excited. We knew we were going to do excellent because our team was undefeated, and with our confidence, we could do anything we wanted.