My Experience During The Intramurals

 

My Experience During The Intramurals




 


 The intramurals at Ilocos Sur National High School was actually pretty fun. It lasted for two whole days, and even though I didn’t join any events, I still enjoyed just being there and watching everything happen. The school felt more lively than usual because there were students everywhere, cheering, laughing, and running around from one game to another.

    My friends and I spent most of our time going around and watching different sports. We started with basketball because that was where the loudest cheers were coming from. At first, I had no idea what was going on. I only knew that you get a score when you shoot the ball, but I didn’t know who gets a foul or why the referee kept blowing the whistle. My friends patiently explained the rules to me, and soon I was clapping along with the crowd. The games were so fast and intense that I didn’t even notice how much time had passed.

    After that, we went to check out billiards and chess. These were much quieter compared to basketball, but there was something exciting about them too. The players looked so focused, like they were in their own little world, planning their every move. Watching them made me realize that sports are not just about running and sweating. They can also be about using your brain and staying calm under pressure.

    But my favorite part was definitely the dance sports competition. That was the event where we had a classmate competing, so we made sure to watch and cheer for her. And honestly, I think I loved it the most because there were a lot of great dancers. It was so fun to watch them perform different styles and show off their talent. When our classmate went on stage, we cheered as loud as we could. She danced so gracefully and confidently that we couldn’t help but feel proud.

    By the end of the intramurals, I was tired from walking around and cheering, but it was worth it. I may not have played in any of the games, but I had fun, learned new things, and made memories that I will remember for a long time.

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