Angel Olmo

I was born in Boston, but I have lived most of my life in Framingham. My life in Framingham was boring and there was really nothing to do so at a young age my mother put me in baseball. I started baseball when I was five and I ended my career at eighteen. Baseball was not the only sport a played over the years I have played football, soccer, basketball, and I wrestled. All the sports kept me active and I got to know all of people. Every year I played football I hurt so I never got to play a full season of football. I first started playing football in seventh grade and I ended up breaking my arm at practice. So that season I only got to play five games. Then the next year I played one game and right before the second game I was playing catch and jumped into a ditch and broke my leg. After those to injuries I decided to keep playing because I thought to myself what are the chances that I get hurt again. So entering my freshman year of high school I joined the football team and the fourth game of the season I broke my leg again. This time it was during a game and I played through because at the time it hurt, but I did not know it was broken till after the game. I was walking to my mom's car and I could even but any pressure on my leg and ended up not playing the rest season. This continued for the next three years, but with different injuries. That is my sports history and now here is my school history. I lived right across an elementary school, but decide to go to one that was on the other side of town. So I never know anyone in my neighborhood I would have to go across town to see all my friends. But once I was in middle school, it was a different story because I lived five minutes away from the school and they were the ones going across town. Middle school was when I started meeting kids in my neighborhood  because I would see them while walking to school. So once I got to high school I knew on both sides of town, which was very convenient. I always to alright in school and in middle school I made honors every trimester of every year, but when I got to high school things change. I experienced my first C and after that they become more frequent, but I still got my fair share of As and Bs. I had my ups and down in high school sometimes I did very well and other time not so much, but in the end I graduated with a 3.3 GPA, which is not the greatest but it was not the worst either. I never wanted to go to college, but my mom made me. I applied to six different colleges I got into all of them and I'm not really sure why I chose to go to BSU, but I did and so far it is not that bad.