从啦啦队队长到橄榄球员

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1、从啦啦队队长到橄榄球员　　Everyonehasthatstereotypical[陈规的]ideaofacheerleader：cute，peppy[活泼的]，bowsinherhair.Andthatwasme，fromkindergartentoeighthgrade.Ilovedbeingonthesquad[小队]，fromthegirlypartslikecurling[使卷曲]eachother’shairforcompetitionstotryingnewstunts[惊人表演，绝技]atpractice.ButIalsolovedwatchingthefootba

2、llgamesaswecheered―sometimesIwasmorefocusedontheplaysthanourroutines[常规，日常事务]！Everytimesomeonescored，IwishedIwastheoneintheendzone[（球门线到底线的）球门区].　　ALongShot[很少机会成功的尝试]　　Igrewuptossing[投，掷]afootballandgoingtogameswithmydad.Oncewhilewaitingtocheerinmymiddleschoolgame，mydadandIwerewatchingthehigh

3、schoolteamplay―theywerelosing―andhesaid，“Ibetyoucoulddobetterthanthat.”Hiswordsstuckwithme，andrightbeforemyfreshmanyear，Istartedtofeelboredwithcheerleading―andmoreexcitedaboutfootball.Ithought，maybeIshouldbeonthefield[运动场].　　Idecidedtogotoapreseason[活跃季节前的]meetingtoseeaboutjoiningtheteam，event

4、houghthey’dneverhadagirlon6theroster[花名册]before.WhenIwalkedintotheschoolgym，packedwithguysandparentswaitingforinfo，everyoneturnedandstared，like，whatisshedoinghere？IsawguysIhadcheeredfor―guysIconsideredfriends―andIwonderedwhattheythoughtaboutmeplayingalongsidethem.Myschoolissmall，sotherearen’tt

5、ryouts[选拔赛]―youjustsignupfortheteam.ButIstillhadtoofficiallysignupinfrontofthewholecrowd，withalleyesonme.Icouldfeelthetension[紧张状态]intheroom，andasIwalkeduptohandinmyforms，IalmostfeltlikeIwasdoingsomethingwrong.Iworried―arethecoachesgoingtolaughatme？WilltheytellmeIcan’tplay？Instead，theylookedat

6、melikeIwaspullingajokeonthem，buttheyfinallytookmypapersandtoldmetoshowupfortrainingcamptheweekbeforeschool.Iwasofficiallyafootballplayer！　　每个人都对“啦啦队队长”有一种固定印象――她们总是活泼可爱，头上系着蝴蝶结。从幼儿园到八年级，我都是这副模样。我喜欢在啦啦队的感觉，从赛前女生之间互相盘头发，到练习新的特技等等。不过，在为球队打气之余，我也喜欢看橄榄球比赛――有时球赛甚至比我们自己的啦啦队环节更让我投入！每当有人进球，我总是希望自己是球门区的

7、一员。　　孤注一掷6　　我是玩着橄榄球长大的，从小就跟着爸爸去看球赛。有一次，我和爸爸在我的中学看球赛，在等待给初中队加油助威的空当，我们看到高中队出师不利，胜利无望。爸爸说：“我敢打赌，你肯定比他们踢得好。”他的这句话烙在了我的心上。就在我升上高一之前，我开始厌倦当啦啦队队长给球队助威，转而对球赛更感兴奋。我想，也许我应该站在球场上。　　我决定去参加一次季前赛集会，看看我能不能加入球队――即使他们的名册上从未出现过女生。我走进学校的体育馆时，那里挤满了在等消息的男生