What is your greatest sports accomplishment that you achieved?

[Redrum_69]

Just like the subject states. Lets hear your accomplishments.

Did you score over 40 points in a basketball game?

Four touchdowns in a high school or college game?

Have you directly affected a close outcome in a game: blocked a field goal attempt, tackled someone before they scored a td, hit the game winner with a full count in baseball, etc etc


By the way, scoring on my mom doesnt count

[Dartgod]

I have twice achieved perfection in bowling.

[eazyb81]

I threw a no-hitter in a little league game. It's kind of sad that my sports pinnacle was when I was 9 years old.

[Stewie]

I made a hole-in-one at age 15. I figured I'd make many more. Ah, the blissfulness of youth.

[wilas101]

When I was 14 I lost a fly ball in the lights and caught it in the face.

I woke up laying in the middle of left field covered in blood, my nose cut by the laces and bleeding, both lips busted open and bleeding and my 2 front teeth rearranged so they were laying on top of each other.

I lived in a small town and we only had 9 kids on the team so I refused to quit playing or my buddies would have to forfeit.

That was in the bottom of the 1st inning. I went 3 for 4 that night with 3 RBIs.


It's either that or being involved in the great pushball war of 89 during our battalion field day. Nearly 30 people went to the hospital that day for various sprains, dislocations and broken bones.

[2112]

I hit 2 home runs and pitched 4 scoreless innings as a 12 year old in the longest game in baseball history,a 200 inning bicentennial game in 1976.

[Bugeater]

I beat my son in a game of horse once...

[kc-nd]

I am an average basketball player at best (that's stretching it), and never scored a lot - maybe 2 to 6 points a game. However, we once played a team (and the team was way better than ours), and for some reason, I got hot and scored 30 points that game. Never did anything like it in my life again.

Something I can put on my resume.

[Mile High Mania]

Wow... where to begin?

In college, I fouled out in every intramural basketball game we played... I also received the most flagrant foul penalties against rival fraternity teams. I think the record still stands 14 years later.

I also intercepted a pass and ran it back 80 yards in a local football game when we played in the Dallas Sports & Social Club (late 90s). It was round one of the playoffs. It was the final minute of the game and we won.

Oh, in college (again) I was playing outfield for our intramural team and I mis-judged a hit thanks to the sun. The ball lipped my glove and nailed me directly in the balls. Ouch. I did a tumble, jumped up... dropped the glove and sprint-cried back to my dorm. It was the night that Chris Webber called his infamous "time out" in the NCAA's.

If my kids receive their sports skills from me... they're SOL.

[Fire Me Boy!]

I scored a 0 bowling when I was 8.

I won a putt-putt tourney when I was 9. I won $65. Because of that, it took me out of the amateur division and I had to go pro where I floundered. Too much success, too soon. I wasn't prepared for the Sin City lifestyle of the professional putt-putt tour.

[Iowanian]

Back in the day, I once destroyed Deb at Teatherball, GOSH.

[Stinger]

It's a tie....

Team Sport:
Played in 2 NAIA National Chapionship Tournaments in College (Soccer).

Individual Accomplisment:
And shot a 68 (32 on the back nine) on the last day to win a golf tournament by one when I was down 4 strokes going into the last day.

[oldandslow]

I once scored 36 points in a high school basketball game - but we lost.

My largest accomplishment happened during my senior year in high school. I hit a double down the right field line with the bases loaded in the last inning of sectionals to send my high school to the state playoffs.

We got beat the next week and I was off to Ft Leonard Wood and then to the jungles of SE Asia for a tropical vacation.

I'll never forget that hit though.

[wutamess]

Probably in college I had like 4 put outs (as catcher) picking runners off of bases.

(In college) striking out 11 in a game (we lost).

Funny story (In college)... I called for a pickoff attempt at the 1st base runner. Only problem was... first baseman didn't get the signal.

Pitch came and I slung the ball over for the pickoff attempt. 1st baseman had no clue. The runner had that dear in headlights look as the ball was coming. Had the 1st baseman caught the ball and put the tag down the runner was dead as a door knob. However with the 1st baseman not looking/expecting... the ball went straight for the runner. He tried to jump out of the way but that ball found a nice spot right on his leg.

I felt sorry for the kid as I thought I broke his leg. Never knew the results of the injury.

1st baseman was pulled from the game.

[BigRedChief]

I know its hard to believe by looking at me know but I was an athlete back in my youth.

During one 2 year stretch of little league baseball as a pitcher I allowed 6 hits. The kids were scared of me because I threw so hard. But I had control issues and walked a lot of batters.

I averaged 1.5 touchdowns a game in Junior high as a tailback.

But when I hit high school I found other things to do.