I was late.
I arrived at the end of first half and the score was 6-21 in favor of the rookies. I was confident that we can chase the lead down. I started the 2nd half. I saw my team mates' shots missing badly.
The thing is I tried to keep calm and patient just like what I learned from AJ. I played a passer and a defender. The game turned into our side.
The lead came down to 4. Until I turned the ball over and the opponent successfully made a 3 point shot.
I was leading the team to victory but I felt like that one wrong move turned it all out.
It's not too late, there's still plenty of time but my team mates' shots was missing again. I cannot drive to the hoop for an easy score because the team we're against are taller than me.
I didn't feel like I did my best because I hesitated a lot. I wasn't comfortable with my dribbling skills that time. I turned the ball over twice. My defense wasn't that solid.
Then I was tired 5 mins left on the clock. I sitted on the bench and watch them play. I was disappointed with my turnovers because I let my team mates down. We lost.
Everyone was sad but I still have a smile on my face making them feel like I'm confident that we will win the next games.
AJ, who was very disappointed, told me that my game had improved a lot and that if I were in the court in the first quarter there's no chance the opponent will lead. That compliment was one of the best because I know AJ never compliment people just for the sake of making them feel good.
Now, that's a booster for me.
Next game, more confidence.
Nobody can steal the ball away from me. I am fast and accurate. I am a tight defender.
I wont have any turnover again.
I think 2 steps ahead.
I will win.
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