So with my season over we were told turn in
our gear that the school provided: helmets, chest protectors, reversible, and unfortunately
our game uniform. Returning all our gear was saddening for me. For everyday of
the last few months I had trained, I had sweat, and I busted my tail in that
gear it contained the smell of sweat, determination, and pride. Pride in the
hard work of those on my team, pride in the name on my jersey that for the first
time ever read "Palmetto,” and yet it is over.
There was something else I realized with the
end of my season. Lacrosse is not just my passion it is my addiction. I am a nomad in search of the next game to play, the next goal to stop, the next win to add. As long as the coaches are fair and the players are friendly I would play for any team that let me. The day
after our lost and the end of my season I yearned for the next fix. Which I
found in the form of indoor lacrosse for high school and younger players that
takes place every Wednesday at an indoor soccer park. Then coming in mid-June
in a summer men's league that allows players for all ages for high school to
full grown adults play for a small fee, this allows for young and old players
to shake off some of their rust and get their own dose of lacrosse. After this I will will be going for Team Florida and an assortment of travel teams and camps over the summer. These combined will make so players like me can survive till the seasons begins again
and am able to back the jersey that I’m so attached to.
If
you are wondering about any of the leagues that I mentioned the please comment
and I’ll make sure to get you the information you need.
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