Field of Dreams My year ofwork and dedication has come down to one game, one night, one shot at glory.
I knew before I arrived at Zukor Park that I would never forget thisnight. I step out of the dugout and look up at the stars ... Continue...
Synchronized Skating We've all heard offigure skating, but there is a kind of figure skating not everyone knows. It'scalled precision, or synchronized, skating.
Synchronized skating consistsof a team of ten to 30 people ... Continue...
Tennis Camp I attended the JohnNewcombe Tennis Academy for three weeks this summer and had the time of my life.My tennis improved greatly and I made new friends from all over thecountry ... Continue...
Trapped My foot hurts. It istrapped in a purple case and won't be let out for six more weeks. You see, I hurtmy foot, and stubborn as I am, I refused to let it keep me down. It got worse asI played an entire season of field hockey ... Continue...
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