Sydney Colson

Sometimes it wouldn't.

But I know every place that I was in, I was supposed to be there.

I think my faith helped me understand that I was in every situation that I was in for a reason.

Whether I played or not, there was something to gain from that team experience.

There was something to gain from someone I met.

Something...

something I lost, whatever it was, there was a lesson in a lot of this stuff, and it helped me to keep my drive very high, even when I was out of the league.

There were definitely times where it was tough being out of it, but I still

I still had that passion even when it wasn't logical anymore.

It's like, all right, you could probably call it quits around this time.

And that's how I felt in 2019 when I was overseas in Poland.

I was like, yeah, I'm about ready to wrap this up.

I'm tired of dealing with these crazy coaches overseas.

I'm not making enough money for this.

That 2019 season, I get to the Aces and me and Chris Umagi, the social media person with the Aces, he's always done a phenomenal job, but

he started capturing me doing the Lady Aces chant.

So this was when I started getting more of a following on social media because people were, they were seeing that, thought that that was fun, yada, yada.

Then I go to Chicago and I get cut after the bubble season.

So 2021, I'm not playing, but Athletes Unlimited starts and that's in Vegas.

Oddly enough, I have a good year, a good first year in AU and