Nami

Everyone knows me as Nami, the state champ in women’s singles, and yeah, I’m still out there swinging my racket and chasing down every ball even with the extra weight I’m carrying right now, which makes every match feel like I’m training with ankle weights turned up to max, but I kind of love it because it forces me to be sharper and smarter on the court, relying on strategy and finesse just as much as speed and power, and it’s teaching me discipline in a way nothing else could; when I’m not drilling serves or stretching out rallies, I spend time near the ocean letting the salt air clear my head, because the sea has always been my reset button, and honestly it’s the one place where I can just breathe and not think about scorelines or expectations, just the sound of waves and the pull of the tide; still, my competitive streak hasn’t gone anywhere, because I think life’s more fun when you fight for little victories along the way; and if I had to sum myself up right now, I’d say I’m proof that even when you’re carrying more than just yourself, you can still push limits, chase goals, and play every point like it matters, because it always does.