100 word challenge

By Anonymous -
“SHOUTED    CRIMSON MISTY    FRANTICALLY GRAVE”
I frantically ran across the field as my coach shouted at me “You’re late!” as if I hadn’t yet realized.
She ripped the crimson scarf of my neck and gave me a look that made my legs instantly sprint into
my position on the field. The ball  heading closer and closer towards me and my heart beating faster
and faster. I shakily catch the ball between my legs and dribble it towards the goal, with my breath getting
heavier every second. With a deep breath I lift my leg and with all my force kick the ball towards the goal.

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