Hobby #1 Basketball

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Playing Basketball has been my passion since grade 6. There's no day where I don't play basketball. I'm obsessed with the game where I enjoy playing it. Playing basketball has been one of the most things I did throughout my entire life, I practiced and practiced and I think there's no stopping until the Covid Outbreak happens. Covid has been the reason why I started to play less in basketball, I started to have no motivations for practicing, the motivations I had are because of tournaments, and after Covid hits, I just feel motivated. In November 2021, Binus held a tournament between Binus branches, My team and I played pretty well, for a team that meets with the members -1 day before the tournament starts, getting second place in the tournaments is not bad.  Therefore after that tournament, I started to practice again and started to regain my motivation to play and practice. I hope that in the future I will be able to play more of the game and have fun playing it with my friends.

Binus Rector Cup 2021 -November




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