Gabby was MVP on her flag football team. In track, she ranked 12th in the 200 meter dash in the California State Games for her age group.
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What Gabby loves most about flag football is the sport itself. Gabby loves the game, teamwork, camaraderie and being challenged to be the best player she can be. She loves to show girls young and older that football is a girls sport too. She loves to practice hard and to show her talent on the field.
Kobe Bryant inspired Gabby off the field because of his hard work on and off the court. She believes if you train hard, play hard, you will be hard to beat. You don't just practice when it's time to practice you also practice when there is no practice. On the field, her teammates inspire her to be work hard. They all push each other to work hard and the results show during game time!
One proudest moments is when Gabby became MVP on her flag football team. As a wide receiver, quarterback and safety she had the most touchdowns, interceptions and also threw for several touchdowns. She ran track to better her speed on the football field and quickly found out how fast she was. She entered herself into the California State Games where she won first place in the 200 meter dash with only 2 months of training. She is now ranked #12 in California in the 200 meter dash in her age group
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