The Female Kicker
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Last published Mon, Aug 3, 2020
Title: The Female Kicker
They were short a kicker on the football team so the athletic director, Coach Mims, asked the soccer coach, "who's the best kicker?" Kylee was immediately recomanded to him. "But she's a girl' all the teammates complained. "But she's good, just watch her kick."
Meet Kylee Harrell, a 16 year old sophomore at St. Clair County High School. Soccer is her favorite sport and she's been playing since she was at least 3.
Now meet Bryan Walker, a 17 year old and captain of the football team. So, he's also only a sophomore , but he's the best quarterback the school's ever had. He always loved football and dreamed of playing pro since he was little.
They cross paths.....
"For the tie breaker..."
"...Chase and I have to go on a date"
"If Bryan gets mad, red team wins and if he doesn't care, blue team wins"
"Oh joy"
To find out what happens next join me as I write The Female Kicker.
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