Essay On Middle School Soccer

This paper is for adolescents who have started a sport in middle school or grade school and want to play at a high school level. Soccer is a sport that changes skill level. For instance, I remember when I was playing midfield in middle school. It was one of our biggest games and we were down in the second half. The other team had the ball and it looked like they were going to score again to put the game out of our grasp. A forward from the other team was dribbling at me. I stabbed at the ball, got it and passed to one of the other midfielders. He dribbled up the field and passed the ball to one of our forwards who scored.

Playing middle school soccer was very fun but it was relatively easy. The speed of the game was very slow. I was able to make the right decisions because I had so much time. The skill was pretty easy, all people did was dribble straight and pass through a couple of defenders and hope someone on their team got it. In middle school I really didn’t get yellow or red cards. I got a foul if I accidently knocked someone to ground or tripped someone. It was mainly for us to learn the game rather than for us to care about winning.

In high school the speed of the game is a lot faster. People have to make quick decisions almost to the point where they have to make the decision before they get the ball. The skill is
Speed of the game is faster, skill of the players is better, and the rules are harder to follow. Playing soccer is a fun thing to do, but people need to understand that if they play in high school then it is a step up. In middle school it is good to play soccer to get the skills down, but in high school it is more about winning then learning the game, because the coaches expect us to already have it down. My experience in high school soccer is more fun than playing middle school soccer. All in all high school is a step up in any sport that people may