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Personal Narrative: Varela Venom
IT was june 13,2015 5;08 i'm awake ready for the baseball trip to steamboat my heart was beating. It took us 3 hours to get there we got a condo with our teammate and our other teammates stayed in the same condo we had a little baseball thing were all the teams go all my teammates the coaches my grandpa went and they trade pins and and music a river,food,roller coasters that was my favorite day then that night i went to bed and woke up and played a hawaii team beat us they gave us these cool necklaces.We ended playing 11 games won 7 loss 4 .I tried my hardest for my family our team name is Varela Venom we made it to the semifinals but lost.I still had a lot of fun with my teammates and coaches we got 3rd place wooden plackes and neck medals
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