Colton gives his whole heart on the field. He’s grateful for every opportunity and understands that he’s so lucky to use his body to compete
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Learn MoreHow the world around them falls away; everything except that game and that moment and those teammates. The rest of the world and noise goes quiet. He says that in those moments of play, everything slows down and it’s just weather, grass, friends, tactic, grit, drive and competition to win. Just loving your game and pushing yourself to do things you didn’t know you could do.
All the people before him that made plays no one ever dreamt of making before. The first timers and walk of homers. The long runs for a touchdown. The interception no one else figured out how to make. The base stealers and curve ball crushers. The athletes that never stop perfecting their sport and then help other people do the same.
When Colton was 8 he won a mvp award after two games on one tournament. He gave the second one to another child on his team that hadn’t won one yet because he felt he deserved to be recognized. That was a good sportsman moment at a very young age.
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