The popularity of sports in the
country is on the rise. Football, which was once not given much attention, has
captured the interests of many. Media has also played crucial part in promoting
sports. Live broadcast of sport events further fuelled our sports enthusiasts’
citizens to think critically by comparing our system with that of other
countries ways. Sports also improve one’s capabilities and characters. My
friends are the living samples. Let me introduce them.
Paul Kevin B. Lompero, the “Sports for All
Seasons”
This former classmate of mine
shows exceptional talent on sports. He bested his opponents in badminton. His
ingenuity in this sport makes him unbeatable. I like the way he gets into the
game. His moves are unpredictable causing his unprepared opponent scratch for
helpless strikes. His bulk reserves of energy help him stay on the game for
long without being tired. Sport analyzer in nature, he can assess why a
player/fighter fails to win a game despite showing signs of winning a game. Basketball,
chess, scrabble, volleyball and chess are some of his well-played sports. Given
an opportunity to play or managed a team, I’ll bet, he’ll be a good
contributor, if not will, bring success to the team.
Jem N.
Visitacion, the “Player with Brain”
His innate talent on basketball
and chess makes him a good choice for a team. An inch way to becoming a
6-footer, with arm reach spanning enough to grab the ball and dunk it! An
engineering graduate, no wonder, his classic moves in chess made their team
championed in one of the chess tournaments in their school. Have I mentioned he
likes football too? He consumes lots of time watching sports play (be it live
or replay). No wonder, his updated knowledge on sports helps him to
continuously improve his abilities.
Rene O.
Pabilonia, the “Silent Killer”
Man of few words, serious-type
makes him also unpredictable. Although busy in his works, he makes sure he
gives a schedule for his passion, the sports. Active in basketball, he also
plays badminton.
Asir B. Calmada,
the “Sports’ Steel”
Sepak-takraw ball makes my head
ache but this man can withstand the pressure the ball creates. His
flip-flopping moves in this game are very creative in making powerful blow. No
wonder he’s one of the ace players of sepak takraw team. Basketball, badminton,
and running are on the list of this player.
Norman Pagatpat,
“El terrible”
Same height as mine, this man is
an asset to the basketball team. His boastful facial expression has worth because
he can justify it.
Divino Franco L.
Alto, “The Idol”
Don’t know why this man ceased
from playing football. But I bet, he would be a good addition in Azkals should
he continued the passion in playing this all time favourite sports. Have I mentioned
he made a goal that led their team grope with the championship throphy? Nice
one Divs.
Long live the Sports!
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