What position did you play?

• 1_beast

  

  ernest_t_bass;889163 wrote:
  End, guard and tackle....sat on the end of the bench...guarded the water and tried to tackle anyone that came near it!
  

  FIFY
• Skyhook79

  

  Football-QB
  Basketball- Forward
  Baseball- Pitcher/SS
  Track- High Hurdles,4X100,4X200,Shot put
• robj55

  

  Played Football in middle school: WR, LB, CB
  Basketball in high school: PG
  Baseball when I was younger: CF/P
  
  Should have played all three sports in high school but my head wasn't where it should have been and I wasn't mature enough at the time. Quit baseball because I thought it was too boring and none of our great athletes played Football at my high school so I guess I went with that. Have been told many times by different people that I missed my calling as a QB and that I could've done big things with that. Basketball is and will always be my first love though and love anything that you can be competitive at.
• Crimson streak

  

  Football: rb, wr, backup qb, cb, safety, olb, kr/pr
  
  Basketball: pg, sg
  
  Baseball: 2nd base/ss I quit after my sophomore year
  
  Track: 100, 200, 4x100, 4x200
  
  College football: wr
• Rotinaj

  

  FatHobbit;889177 wrote:Track 4x800, 800, 1600 and 3200
  
  I tried out for football, but they said I was too skinny and sent me back to class.

  I feel terrible for you. I ran the 100 200 4x1 and 4x2. Probably would of died attempting to run the events you did during a meet. Also played baseball,basketball and football diff years in hs. Only Football and track senior year though.
• WebFire

  Football: CB/LB and WR/RB. Started at QB one game when our QB decided to walk off the field and "quit". He came back the next day but was suspended for one game. Also KR and PR.
  
  Basketball: Center/post until they realized I hadn't grown any taller, then Forward.
  
  Baseball: Outfield, some catcher.
• j_crazy

  

  LG & DE/LB
• sportchampps

  I played Center Mid Freshman year JV. Then played Striker Freshmen - Junior year. Then Moved to fullback Senior year when our coach found out I had been playing Fullback in club soccer the last 6 years. Played Strike Freshmen year in college before i gave it up.
• OSH

  

  HS soccer: goalkeeper
  HS baseball: left field, mixed a little 1st base and catcher in there occasionally
  College soccer: goalkeeper
• I Wear Pants

  Golf: Golfer
  Wrestling: 103, 103, 119/112, 125/135
• Sonofanump

  FB: WR/CB/PR
  BB: 3 (quit soph yr)
• queencitybuckeye

  Football: Tight End high school and college
  Baseball: 1B in high school, good glove, no stick.
• Tiger2003

  

  Football- FB and MLB
  Baseball- Pitched and 3rd Base
  Wrestling- 215
• Bigred1995

  

  High school:
  football - WR DB
  wresting - fr. 152 so. 160 jr. 171 sr. 160
  track - 100, 200, 4x100 4x200 400
  College:
  wrestling - 167 (turned to 174)
• wes_mantooth

  

  Basketball...2 guard
  Baseball.....ss/pitcher
• Mulva

  

  I quit football (QB and WR) and baseball (Pitcher and 1B) after 6th grade. Baseball got boring and football was starting to become way more work than I was willing to put in. Morning lifts and 2-a-day practices in August were not the way I wanted to spend my summer.
  
  I played anywhere from 2-5 in basketball and guarded every position at some point defensively. Started at 3 and 4 depending on the season.
• said_aouita

  

  Wrestling K-8th grade.
  Soccer 6th grade to Fr HS & post college (*semi-pro B-league bench warmer)
  Cross Country Soph HS to college
  Track Fr HS to college.
  
  *Being a former competitive distance runner got me a bench warmer spot on a semi-pro soccer team. I'd go in and run around like a chicken with his head cut off second half. Also should mention we lost every game.
• cat_lover

  Basketball: Forward. I was a 20/20 man in high school. I got in the game if we were 20 up or 20 points down.
  Baseball: 1B,LF,RF.
• McFly1955

  

  Positions played during my senior year of baseball:
  
  LF, CF, RF, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, P
  
  primarily OF, 1B, P
• HitsRus

  

  I've probably played every position at one time or other, but was a pitcher and SS coming up the leagues to High school. In High school I pitched and played RF.
  Our HS coach wanted his infield to play as a unit, hence very little substitutions there unless the game was a blow out. We had a 4 man rotation....the day after you pitched, you played RF....the day after that , you were the first out of the pen...the day before your next start you kept book. It hardly varied from that script unless we had a string of rainouts.
• karen lotz

  

  Just saying you weren't good enough to play short anymore would have been sufficient.
• HitsRus

  

  We had a great shortstop and he couldn't pitch.
• karen lotz

  

  Ha I was just joking anyway.
• HitsRus

  

  ^^^Haha. it is kind of funny remembering our quirky coach...I've never heard anything similar. The infield was a unit...the pitching staff was a unit...and never the two should meet! Our staff "ace" was a big lanky lefthander who was probably a pretty good first baseman in his own right. He'd always be buggin the coach..."Ist base today, coach?"....our coach ( who was a former player at Purdue)...would just point to right field and tell him to get his ass out there.!:laugh:
  
  
  good times...glory days....I do miss playing.
• Tiernan

  Middle Hitcher but occasionally stepped in at the Halyer Roller when needed.