My Intrams Experience

 The intramurals is an event in where student get meaningful opportunities to engage in physical activity, socialize, and develop their athletic skills. The intramurals first started with a parade with each grade level wearing their jerseys with high hopes of coming out on top. 

There was a pageant in where all the grade levels showcase their best looking man and woman idk how to explain. In between the pageant we had little breaks in where there would be dance performances and even a band performance (nice one Aces). 

The basketball tip-offs and games were fun to watch and people from the stands and even from outside were cheering on.

I couldn't watch the dance sport because I was an athlete for football and we had to eat and rest in the meantime, but my friend told me that it was a fun watch and that people were mostly on their phones.

When the time came to compete in the football tournament me and my teammates got absolutely obliterated in the first match as we were competing against Grade 11 or 12s, I don't remember anymore but our bracket was all Grade 11 and 12. We proceeded to concede 3 goals and ended up scoring none, I also got hit in the kneecaps and couldn't play normally, so I had a hard time trying to run since I'm a defender and my opponents are really fast. We had another match that day and maybe we thought that we had another chance at winning... We ended up losing by a landslide, six to nothing, but that's alright since me and my teammates can learn a lot from these mistakes and build more team chemistry so that maybe next year we can finally end up on that 1st place podium.

That's it for my intrams experience, it was a fun and interesting experience that I hope I can experience again next year.





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Describing Myself

          Hello, my name is Joaquin Enrique Salvador, an only child with 2 parents, I am a Grade 10 student from the school of Ilocos Sur National Highschool, I am currently 15 years old and I live in the city of Vigan, to be more specific I live in Vigan City, San Julian Sur.           I don't really know how to describe myself but I will try my best to do so. I like to play a lot of games, just to list a couple of things, Minecraft, Geometry Dash, and Project Zomboid. I'd like to own a lot of games, but I am a broke boy so I have to resort to pirating the games, which saves your wallet and your sanity, but if I did I will definitely, legitimately buy the games. I also love to listen to music, a lot, I have over 1000 songs on my playlist and I have listened to a lot of music albums and artists that I really like, just to name a few: Stratosphere, Toxicity, Rust In Peace, and Alfredo. Music has really been an important part of my life, t...
Read more

The Interesting History of Vigan City

Image
    Stepping Back in Time: Exploring the History of Vigan City If there’s one place in the Philippines that feels like stepping straight into a history book, it’s Vigan City . Walking through its cobblestone streets lined with ancestral houses, you can almost hear the echoes of horse-drawn kalesas and imagine the lives of the people who once filled this Spanish colonial town with laughter, trade, and culture. A Glimpse into the Past Vigan’s story began long before the Spanish set foot on its shores. It was once a thriving coastal trading post known as “Biga-a” , named after a plant that grew abundantly in the area. Chinese, Malay, and other Asian merchants frequently visited to trade gold, beeswax, and other goods — proof that Vigan was already a center of commerce even before colonization. When Spanish conquistador Juan de Salcedo arrived in 1572, he was captivated by this vibrant community and decided to establish a town. It became Ciudad Fernandina de Vigan , named in...
Read more

Thematic ICT

Image
 Short Thematic The more people who work on the well-being of the earth, the better the results.  Lowering the consumption and waste minimization of buying less things with minimum packaging, we also have to recycle such as bags and bottles of water. Simple acts of saving water and energy can have a huge impact in saving power. Planting trees and engaging in clean up drives can create awareness and contribution to a healthier ecosystem.
Read more