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Chad Moore

Senior Night Memories

During a recent high school sporting event on Senior Night, each athlete was introduced with their parents at halftime. Following the family introductions, a "favorite memory" from each player's playing experience was announced. Out of the 16 players introduced, only one player mentioned that "winning games" was their favorite memory, eliciting a giggle from the spectators. It remains uncertain whether this player's statement was a genuine highlight or a humorous remark. Two other players cited a specific victory over a rival from the previous season as a memorable moment. However, other players shared different highlights, such as


  1. Bus rides to away games

  2. Scoring a goal as a Freshman and being celebrated by teammates

  3. Playing with "the boys"

  4. Enjoying off-season games during the winter


For parents of high school seniors, the fleeting nature of the experience underscores the importance of cherishing moments beyond mere wins and losses while watching their children compete in sports.

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