Is it weird for a freshman to go the highschool winterball?
924445
uh no. go neways. just dont think ur the shit. cuz ur hot. and you'll be treated like shit if u act like ur THE shit. lol
501154
Yes! I have been playing for 3 years now with my high school team. Water polo is only rough if you make it rough. You can be a good player without ever being hurt. Just stay calm and keep your head. When other people play rough, just laugh at them. Thats always fun because then they get mad!! I love playing water polo! But even more, I love practicing and learning all of the techniques to play better. Definitly try out! Also, the fact that you have been swimming for 5 years means that you won't be too wiped out. Hopefully you have a large team. (the fact that you will have to try out for the team also indicates that there are so many people wanting to play that they have to cut the size). Water polo is demanding, you do need to be physically fit, so if you are a swimminer than i don't think that you have too much to worry about. Worse comes to worse, you could quit and try something else, but I bet you would enjoy it! \nPS- your first game will be your worst, I know that you will be extremely confused, but after the first one, you will start to have fun.
185849
15 years old and i was a freshman in hs
623114
yes, so is their volleyball team, my nephew plays on that team.  The only freshman.
363306
You don't. Freshmans have enough problems as it is coming into a new school and meeting new people. Then here comes you trying to f*** them. Leave her/him/it alone perv.
66453
Sure\n\nTalk to the Coach.  I have a friend who started his senior year.  You'll need to train and get in shape but talk to the coach.  He'll tell you what to do.
334657
Definately not if you are out of high school! If your still in high school: go for it, it's great exercise!
35171
I was a Coach at a Junoir High and a High School for many years. As a ninth-grader you can "play up" as a Super-Frosh. I had two occassions also where an eighth-grader was asked to "play up" on the High School JV Team for two games. The eighth-graders continued to play on the Jr. High Team after playing up, but Super-Frosh continued to play at the High School level. \nIn my district, Super-Froshes played on both High School Varsity and High School JV and eleventh-graders down to eighth-graders could play High School JV.\nI agree with the other responder that it is counter-productive to play down if you play well at a higher level. However, if you are on-the-fence, playing up selectively is a good idea.\n\nOldCoach
1108618
I have no idea. I'm gonna be a freshman next school year too. And i don't know..i'm kinda scared 'cause my middle school was a very small school (only about 200 students) but the high school i'm going to has like 1500 students. And it's a freaking big school. Here's an article on Girlslife.com i read before about high school. Like a few high school seniors tell you what to do and what not to do in high school: http://www.girlslife.com/index.php?id=67 Good luck next year!!! Wish me luck.. ;)   =)
1122865
i ended freshman year a few weeks ago! it just fills ur tummy with mariposas(butterflies)
756918
Seriously, the same question was posed to me this year, but the coach changed up (He couldn't put me on because I am a freshman, and there were too many seniors, so it would be kinda like disrespect...), but I really considered varsity. Go with varsity, cuz basically, you'll be able to practice w/varsity, and you'll get better. With sophomores, you'll prolly bring your game down to their level, and it might not turn out so good...and w/varsity, the coach is sorta telling you that maybe next year or the year after, the team could be yours...Good Luck & God Bless!
983040
I could understand a freshman wanting to go out with a senior, but I do not think it's appropriate.  The difference in age may be only 3 years, but that's a big difference at that age.  And I think the senior should think twice about going out with a freshman, especially if sexual activity is anticipated.  It's like an adult taking advantage of a kid.  Ever hear of statutory rape?
493492
Don't worry. People at a school can always tell if you are new or not. Usually those are the people who will show you around. Doesn't hurt to ask people questions and they won't look at you crazy. Just chill. Even though you will be new, there will always be people around to help you out. I wish you luck at your new school too. It may be different, but you may like it.
237700
High School baseball will open more doors for you. you may not be competitive but when you plan to go to colleges, the schools you apply to will look at your transcripts and see that you played HS baseball and contributed to your school in other ways than just attending school. Your coaches can also be used as references for colleges and jobs. It also gives you an opportunity to make friends with people you go to school with. Making friends can't be a bad thing.
116987
Sadly, not yet. But if I were to go, as chilly a prospect as it may be, I would have to choose the Winter Olympics. Gotta love that figure skating!
808319
Do you have any other choices? I don't know the highschool but it sounds nice. How should we know if you should go there or not?\n\nEDIT:\n\nOh in that case, no I do not go there.
817716
Like the Above answer stated, A true Freshman is sumone who plays in their VERY first year of college. Its as opposed to, like the above answerer stated, a "Red shirt Freshman" who may be 1 year into college, but has defered his athletic eligibility for 1 year, his/her true freshamn year, for whatever reason. And once you have declared as a Redshirt, even if yer in yer second year, THats when yer eligibility to play begins. so in theory, you can graduate and still have College athletic eligibility and be able to play whatever sport it is you play. Redshirts can go to their teams practices and work out with team and attend classes on full scholarship if they have a scholarship, but they do not participate in games..thus preserving that one year of eligibility... thats why you have 5th year seniors in college sports..no, theyre not dumb/stupid academically lol, they just redshirted.