If you fall behind, run faster. Never give up, never surrender, and rise up against the odds. Jesse Jackson

When I was in grade eight and grade nine I was failed to join the varsity and those years I still work hard, attend our training and never give up. Grade ten was another chance for me to redeem my self again there was a try out and i know I would not ruined my chance being a varsity and I was chosen. I was happy by that time my family was so proud of me even my little sister that year was so memorable but we lost when we played in our sports fest we were sad but I know it is not yet the end. We learned a lot from being defeated but all I know by that time I have true friends that are always there for me no matter what happens. I will always remember them and treasure all the years we were together i love them and they will always be in my heart . The school year end my sister said to me that I wan’t to play basket ball and I told her why she said that she was inspired by me and that is the reason why I don’t want to stop working hard on my dreams.

When I was a ten-year -old  boy i saw my  dad dribbling the ball and i told him “would you teach me how to play basketball” and he said yes. I was inspired and motivated by his game. I opened our cabinet and saw a lot of achievement like trophy, medals and certificate and i told him that I would be better than him and make them proud of my accomplishment. Grade six was the time when I was a varsity of St. Paul Collage Balayan.

When the moment I step on the court I gave all that i had hard work and determination but when i was grade seven a tragedy happen i broke my right wrist I was hospitalize by that time i cried and cried but there is one thing on my mind come back, get better and be stronger. I know it was not the of my basketball career and it was just a challenge to me.

Never stop dreaming,
never stop believing,
never give up,
never stop trying, and
never stop learning.”
― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart