Write An Essay On Tennis Sectionals

Learning how to make good decisions while in a stressful and intricate situation comes with a lot of practice. You may not want to do something but in the end it could be the best choice. My difficult scenario taught me that it's not always easy to do the right thing but it might be the most ideal, and that communication is very vital! My story starts the week of tennis sectionals. Second semester junior year I was not able to be in the jazz band class; I was in it as an independent study. I would go down to the band room about once a month to practice with the class. It was difficult but manageable. There was an upcoming concert that my teacher had mentioned to me, but that if I didn't feel comfortable playing the music to not go. Flash forward 5 days and it's the big day for
We got there and she looked at me and said, “What's the problem?” I replied back saying we needed to talk about tonight. A long conversation started and then she said it. The words that I never wanted to hear, “You WILL be coming tonight. There is no option.”. I was baffled! She can't say that to me, can she? I had to be there for my team. I brought up the fact that she had given me the option last week but she didn't seem to care. I wasn't going to leave my team and not support them. We were facing our rivals who we wanted to beat so bad. I told my teacher that I was going to stay there until the match was over, but she quickly said that she emailed my mother and that she was going to take me back to the school as soon as I was done playing, but she never did email my mom. She had lied. I was so confused. How could I just leave my team? As soon as school ended I immediately called my mother and explained the situation. The whole ordeal was handled terribly. There was no communication involved. My parents were both