Noah is 5 ft nothing at 14. What he lacks in height he makes up for in determination & heart. This kid is the definition of humility!
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Being part of a team. Its like having a second family that has your back no matter what. We cry , laugh and celebrate together as one. I also love experiencing different style of tournaments. It gives me a chance to show off my different abilities.
On the field, Aaron Judge. He started his MLB career in 2016 which was the first year I picked up a bat. I am inspired by him and want to be as successful as him one day. Off the field, my mom. She pushes me to believe in myself everyday. She struggles year after year to put my siblings through travel sports and I admire her ability to always push through and never complain.
My favorite moment of Noah's Athletic Journey would be when he played in Cooperstown with one arm. He broke his arm a week before heading to one of the most amazing youth tournaments during a color run at school. We cried and were dissapointed of the loss of an experience of a lifetime. This didnt stop him though, he played outfield with one arm and he played it well. Hes been an outstanding outfielder ever since.
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