Anténor Darriault '21 Recruiting Profile

I've been avoiding the fact that I'm meant to play soccer for the last six months. It's been hard trying to do so. I just can't help myself to stop thinking about soccer , to kick a bottle of water on the street , to humiliate some imaginary opponent wherever I found myself to be , to jump for a header in the feuillage. Life is pain and suffering and whenever I found myself to be in a difficult place soccer has always shown me the way out. My escape plan if I dare say. Back in highschool I wasn't even put on the list for inter classes soccer game until enough was enough. I was fast. Like really fast. But I wasn't agile with the ball at all. I've had been chosen once for the school's team and on the day of the first game I was the one left alone in the room because I wasn't good enough. I didn't want to be good enough. I wanted to be extraordinary. I wanted to be the key to the every single victory. I stopped playing soccer at school. I looked up for a club and I put in the work for one year and a half. I became the new prodigy of the area. I put on some muscles. Became faster and more agile with the ball. I could score with both feet and my head. When I got back to play soccer at my highschool everyone was amazed by how great I actually became. The same guy that was left alone in the room has become the captain of the team. The one everybody is looking for on the pitch. I surpassed myself. I still do everyday. I have no intention on stopping to do so. That's how bad I want it. I train a lot either workout or on the pitch with a ball. It doesn't matter what others think. All I care about is how I can improve in order to help my teammates win the game. I hate to loose but even though I dislike it I learn from my defeats. There's always room for improvement. Talent is nothing without hard work. To anyone reading this the only thing I'm seeking for is a chance to prove myself. To show you how disciplined , hardworking , committed , and dedicated I am.