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Haylea Day: Reflective Narrative
Gratefulness and initiative are two prevailing qualities authentically exemplified by Wilson High School senior, Haylea Day. She has displayed these in the classroom and also on the volleyball court. For the past six years, it has been my pleasure to have had Haylea as both a student and volleyball player. Within those years, she has grown into a confident, mature young lady whom others benefit from when spending time with her.
Gratefulness. Being a coach has its ups and downs. There are wins and there are losses. There are moments when a coach feels confident and other times when a coach may feel insecure about his/her impact on the team or individual players. Haylea, while overcoming some of her own insecurities as a player, always
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