Chris's+Snapshot+Memory+of+Soccer

As I scurried onto the luscious grassy fields of Cornerstone Park I eyed my old team knowing we would ccome out on top. That Saturday was the most nerve wrecking day of my life, I just wanted to get the game over with. When the game started they came out strong storming down the when the ball was hit and sored over our keepers head into the goal. Right then I thought my team was doomed because usually a team doesn't score right off the bat unless the other team is horrible. As timed passed I was as nervous as a lion about to fight for a mate. Luckily that nerve passed as we dribbled down the field showing no mercy when eventually we scored which relived all of the nerve in my body for the rest of the game. About 10 minutes after our first goal the referee blew into his pure black whistle to signal halftime. At half the scored was tied one to one hoping our team would come out on top. Into the second half we went as strong as can be, but we still struggled to score a goal. We kept on trying and trying but the pearl white soccer ball didn't seem to be attracted to the goal, but finally an important moment came. With about two nerve wrecking minutes left the other team had a goal kick. As the kicker kicked the ball I stole it, dribbled, juked out a defender and made contact on the ball as it soared over the goalie's head into the goal. That moment right there was when I had as much adrenaline as a circuit, as I sprinted down the field with plenty of emotion. All of my adrenaline flowed through me like fire on dead grass. Once we finished our game with a win under our belt my mom took me out to have freezing cold ice cream that sent shivers down my spine. After the game I was thinking about if I would ever that much adrenaline in my body again in my life, that is why I chose my winning soccer goal as one of my favorite snapshot memory.