I had a similar problem in high school and college. We didn't have girls interscholastic competitions back then tho. In college I was school champ at Badminton, so I guess you could say I was very good at it also. I am too short for basketball, but volleyball, baseball (hardball), field hockey, and track (100yd dash) were things I enjoyed and did fairly well at. Especially 100yd dash. Later in life I took up horseback riding, yes it is considered a sport; however non competitive.

 

 

 

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I've been strictly a runner now for about 4-5 years. I participated on the cross country team for my highschool this year, and have tried my hardest to keep on practicing even though I'm not currently on a team nor running with anyone else... which isn't as fun.

But I've also recently gotten into basketball. Since my P.E. teacher is a complete moron, all we ever do is play basketball in the gym, so I've now been playing basketball almost every single day for at least one hour (I've started playing at the park up the street from my house with some friends almost daily as well). Getting closer to touching the rim every week... but then again, I'm still using my old running shoes to play bball. I need to get me some basketball shoes...

And as well as running and basketball, I've played a bit of tennis since one of my better friends is on the tennis team at my school. I just play a little, though...

And of course, I play all these made up sports with my friends all the time. "modified" warball on the tennis court, lavamonster (oh yeah classic...), "The Thing," fooling around with airsoft guns... you name it we've done it (except for almost everything you guys name.)

 

 

 

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umm,i like sports very much.if weather was fine,i often do a lot but not excessive.i do pefer playing basketball,because it is easy to group as 3 or 5 and play for gainning cola ,j/k .basketball can practise many aspect of our body than other sports IMO.the most point is that i like to do various and designed action to pass rival and throw in ball under a crisp sound caused by basket net...very ease,heh

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gymnastics - got first place in NY state and first in regionals which consisted of about 7 states....went to las vegas but got 9th cuz i screwed up one of my events.. i earily have over 100 medals...about 5 trophies and a plack...started in 2nd grade ended it in 8th grade i began to not want to do gymnastics anymore althgough i happen to be a natural =/ but i began to lose interest and we were having financial problems...

wrestling - 8th grade...did that for one year only...fun year my strngth from gymnastics helped me out alot...just need the skills more...learned alot so now i can beat any non experienced wrestler to the ground lol

baseball - haha lots of fun...did that in 8th grade also and wus my only year i tried for baseball...i play the outfield for my strong arm...my accuracy wusnt quiet there thou hah but def improved through the year offensively...last game: went 3 of 4 a triple double single and a walk =)

track - was excited to join and really get in shape...they put me as a sprinter...but i had ankle problems and later on the year i began to lose interest in track...it started to bore me so i quit...

tennis - probably one of the most funnest sports ive played...its alot harder than you think...ive been in it for 3 years now n i play for the varsity team doubles...my serves i think now is my strong point...i usuually get at least 2 aces a match..this will b my last year and we have a run for 1st place in leagues...

swimming/diving - was the fastest swimmer on the team...i did this for about only 2 years...i can swim a 50(2laps) in 24.19 secs i was mainly the sprinter...best with the freestyle and breastroke...and also did diving which i loved in the beginnin yet got tried of at the end...ive had to do a double front flip but instead i did a 2 1/4 i guess u can say and landed right on my stomach and face and that hurt soooo much i wanted to stop diving, my whole body was red, my face, stomach and i had circles on my body where the water actaully didnt hit becuase i guess bubbles were form there and once i hit the water i didnt sink much at all and i reach the surface pretty quick so yeah...it was that bad...

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i have played soccer sine i was seven or eight. i just never was in a organized team until i came here to the states. i had played soccer in a team before like each neighborhood basically had their own team and we would just go out and challenge each other without referees, but ti was fun like that. Than i came here and joined a soccer team, started in rec but we moved all the way to classic.. iloved taht eam cuz i was captain, i was like their go to player heh, scored most of the goals . I have played forward until like the lst two years. Than i wanted to try playing midfield but it really isnt as fun cuz you have to run your arse off..but i was better when i was younger than somehow i got hurt, my heels, and have never really bounced back the way i was... im still ok but not as good as i used to be. Also, with the tam i play now (High Scool and a League tam) it's not that fun anymore. I jsut don't like my teammates or the coach the way they want to play the game. BUT SOCCER RULES! HAHA I see many people here also play or watch soccer. it's the only forum i ever been to that had this many soccer fans.

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Hockey (owns all sports)- I've been playing hockey since I was six, now I'm playing for my high schools varsity team along with a AA team that I made, I play everything, where ever the coach puts me, usually left wing, thats my favorite anyway so I dont mind.

Lacrosse - I've played lacrosse for 2 years now and I still dont know much about it and I still suck in someways

Golf - Usually a hockey players second best and second most favorite sport, and well I fit into the usual. I've been playing since I was eight and I'm pretty good, made my high schools team last year.

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In basketball I played as a forward up to Junior High. I still play basketball a lot just not for a team.

In baseball I played on a team when I was just a little kid. I played in the outfield when I was playing baseball.

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I played Cricket. I am a opener batsman, who comes and fire and give the team a spark needed to score big runs. i am too a All Rounder. I loved to play fast bowlers.

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Alright...here's my history of a few sports I played (and in some cases still play) to date:

Swimming - In my pre-teens/teens, I was a member of a local competitive swimming club and took part in many swim meets in the city. I wouldn't say that I was a fast swimmer, but I was fairly good. I think the only swimming stroke I struggled at was the butterfly. Still swim for leisure whenever I get the chance.

Baseball - Got into this one at around the same time as the competitive swimming. Took part in the local Little League, but I really struggled offensively. At least my fielding skills were good, and I had a good throwing arm (My position was in the outfield). I gradually improved my hitting skills and became more confident in both aspects of my game, but I know for sure that would NEVER make a power hitter.

Hockey - Never played the game professionally, but I took part in street hockey (large parking lot or neighbourhood street) with my friends. Apart from that, I also played some hockey on the canal near the university I attended with some friends who lived in the same dormitory.

Basketaball - I took part in some local tournaments, and my ability was quite good at the time. No slam dunks, mind you, but I could do some great lay-ups. Still enjoy playing basketball even now.

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soccer - I have been playing soccer for about 11 years now. I played JV in my sophmore year in high school and right now I'm playing indoor with my club team.
basketball - quit after I got cut from the seventh grade team
track - running the 800, 1600, and 3200 for the second year in a row. I have my first meet for the year tommorow
baseball - I played it at a recreational level for about 11 years. Still love playing it, but I don't think I'm good enough to make the high school team

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