- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself. I am great full for the opportunity to be able to play college softball and continue my softball career. It is dream to be able to play for as long as I can. I know that my playing days are just a few more years but I want to make it last for as long as I can. Then after they are over I want to pass on all of the things I have learned from everyone that I have learned from to those that like me didn’t have all of the opportunities right in front of them. Give to them and help them achieve there goals and dreams.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [x] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [ ] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [ ] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

- [ ] My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself. My time with my dad has caused me to become a better person and I just want to give other girls out there that are looking for themselves a path to find out what it feels like to be wanted.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. My dad helped me through all my hard times and kept me safe. Because of him I was able to get over a lot of my depression. When I was living with my mom she was not able to handle our needs. It still pains me to this day knowing my brother and sister are still living with her. My dad is doing his best to get them with him. If it wasn’t for him I don’t believe I would be here today. He is my biggest inspiration to this day and I now push myself to understand what he has taught me that I am important and his love has made me love myself.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. Once I graduate from college I am planning to join the Navy. My family has a strong history in the military with mother was in the army and served in the gulf war and uncle was in the Marine Corps, along with my grandfather who served in the Navy during the Vietnam war. I plan not only to reach my goals and dreams but keep my family traditions. Family, Teamwork and traditions are the core of my family values.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. I have been visiting the southwestern college campus and I can feel my dream getting closer and closer. Please help me in my quest to achieve my goal.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others. I am hoping to carry the way Softball makes feel to the younger generation by not only helping on the teams I am on but also on the teams of my future. I am wanting to come back CFGAA and Coach when I am done in college or find an organization near where I end up. I love helping the younger generation have the self empowerment that I have due to the lessons I learned through Softball.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

The way Softball has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.

My parents were divorced when I was eight years old. My quickly change from living in a normal home and having fun with my friends in the neighborhood. To one where I was responsible for taking care of my other two siblings. We went to live with my mother and the situation was not I would call the best in the world. My mom was going through a period in her life where she wanted to relive her youth and I had to step up to make sure my brother and sister were taken care of. In the middle of my 8th grade year I became a little more than rebellious. My mom had a hard time dealing with me and sent me to live with my dad. My dad knowing I was a bit lost and depressed put on a softball team with the CFGAA even though I had never touched a softball or a bat in my life. I guess he just wanted me to have some fun but in softball I found a whole new family. I found purpose again, I found a way out of my depression and the feeling I had of being all alone and I found a group of people needed me and made me apart of something that gave me value in my life. I stopped all of my rebellion and and finally found peace and a place I could once again have focus. The way this game has changed my life in school and out of school has changed my life in a way I could never have imagined. I focused on grades and turned into an Honor Roll student and the athlete I am today. Now I wouldn’t say that I am the best but I have turned into the best person I can right now. The leadership and family goals I have learned through this sport have got me focused on what I want to pursue for the rest of my life. I want to give what it has given to me. I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in physical education. I want to coach softball and pass on my newly found passion. I want to give other young girls the opportunity that was given to and was a second chance and a feeling of self worth and confidence. I am about to start my eleventh season at CFGAA and my fourth season in High School softball. This is I love and would like to someday give to others.