Ball on the mind

Ball on the mind

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"Crunch, crunch " the grass crumpled under the weight of my cleats slamming against it. The blood pumping threw my veins, the sweat dripping from my brow as I reach the pole for the 23rd time. Welcome to practice here at Jameson hall secondary school. My name is Andy Hollern I'm a senior in high school. Andy is actually short for Andreaia and yes I am a female. Most little girls growing up take dancing or gymnastics that wasn't the case for me. My brother Evan who's 2 years older then me is currently away playing collage ball and I plan to follow in his steps. Football isn't a sport it's a lifestyle it's something you work for from the time you're in diapers and that's exactly what I've done now it's my time to show them what I've got. Andy isn't you're typical girl she's a ball player one in a million! She's fighting for her spot on a college team but as life goes it continues to throw obstacles in her way. Will she over come them or be crushed in her dreams?
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I see the pigskin flying through the air. I block the running back and run towards the ball. My hands open, waiting to feel the ball in my hands. The feeling never comes. I turn to see a giant, 200 pound man running towards me at full speed. My mind doesn't process it until it's to late. All of the sudden I'm weightless and can't feel the ground underneath me. Then I feel the sickening crunch as my back hits the fake grass. I feel like I'm being dragged across the ground as my momentum launches me forward. I flip over and my shoulder hits the ground with a solid thud. That's not the worst part. My helmet goes soaring through the air and it's so quite, I can hear it land. I see my helmet on the ground and know it's too late. Jess Arthur, a quiet, shy girl is suddenly thrust back into Football, a game not only one of her her favorites, but her most feared. She knows that the guys would never accept her, so she disguises her self as Wolf, a masked player. Nothing could go wrong, right?

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