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Personal Narrative Essay: Team USA
Daleville High School Junior Madison Peavler traveled to Jamaica to represent Team USA at the Martial Arts World Cup that was held on February 25th, 2017. Hundreds of competitors were in attendance and virtually every Martial Arts was represented. Madison was the only female to represent Team USA in the grappling/jiu jitsu event. Peavler won her World Cup title in only 40 seconds with a rear naked choke submission against a tough Jamaican competitor. "This was my first time fighting internationally and I was unsure what to expect. She was hard to get down and definitely not an easy opponent. I was fortunate that she gave up her back early and that I was able to capitalize on the situation and bring back the World Cup title to my little hometown.
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