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This one hurts. For the second year in a row, my team and I walked away from D2 Summit with silver. And while I know so many people would say that second place on one of the biggest stages in the world is something to be proud of… right now, it still hurts my heart. Because when you work so hard for something, dream so big for something, and pour everything you have into a season… it’s hard when it doesn’t end the way you hoped it would. This season wasn’t always easy for me. It didn’t always look the way I wanted it to look for myself.There were moments where I doubted myself.Moments where I questioned if I was good enough.Moments where I had to learn how to trust the process, trust my coaches, trust my teammates, and trust myself. There were days this season that challenged me mentally and emotionally more than people probably know. But I kept going anyway. And looking back now, I realize this season taught me so much more than just winning. It taught me resilience.It taught me how to grow as an athlete.How to become a better teammate.How to fight through hard moments.How to keep showing up even when things feel heavy. And I’m proud of that. Golden Gunz worked SO hard this season.Countless practices.Sacrifices.Long nights.Pressure.Tears.Victories.Lessons. And I will forever be proud of what we accomplished together. Two silver medals at Summit in two years is something I know many athletes dream of. But I’d be lying if I said this loss wasn’t devastating for me. Because it is. And honestly, one of the hardest parts is trying not to let heartbreak make me want to walk away from something I love so deeply. Cheer has been such a huge part of my life.This was my fifth season at Golden Elite Allstars.This gym, this sport, and this team have helped shape me into who I am. So right now, I’m trying to remind myself that one moment does not define me.One score does not define me.One ring does not define me. Because while Summit rings are beautiful, my worth was never tied to a banner, a jacket, a title, or a ring. Rings tarnish.Titles change.But character, heart, resilience, and faith last forever. And I know God is still writing my story. Sometimes His plan looks different than ours.Sometimes the “not yet” hurts.But I trust that He is still working, even in the heartbreak. At only 12 years old, I know my journey is far from over. So for now, I’ll let myself feel this hurt.I’ll cry.I’ll heal.I’ll lean on my faith, my family, my coaches, and my teammates. But I won’t let this season erase how special this journey has been or how much I’ve grown through it. To my team — thank you for fighting beside me all season long. I love every single one of you more than words can explain. And to everyone who supported us through this journey… thank you. This isn’t the ending I imagined.But maybe it’s not the end of my story yet. All glory to God always. 🤍 #silvermedalist #summit #viral #keira_grace_official #2ndplace
This one hurts. For the second year in a row, my team and I walked away from D2 Summit with silver. And while I know so many people would say that second place on one of the biggest stages in the world is something to be proud of… right now, it still hurts my heart. Because when you work so hard for something, dream so big for something, and pour everything you have into a season… it’s hard when it doesn’t end the way you hoped it would. This season wasn’t always easy for me. It didn’t always look the way I wanted it to look for myself.There were moments where I doubted myself.Moments where I questioned if I was good enough.Moments where I had to learn how to trust the process, trust my coaches, trust my teammates, and trust myself. There were days this season that challenged me mentally and emotionally more than people probably know. But I kept going anyway. And looking back now, I realize this season taught me so much more than just winning. It taught me resilience.It taught me how to grow as an athlete.How to become a better teammate.How to fight through hard moments.How to keep showing up even when things feel heavy. And I’m proud of that. Golden Gunz worked SO hard this season.Countless practices.Sacrifices.Long nights.Pressure.Tears.Victories.Lessons. And I will forever be proud of what we accomplished together. Two silver medals at Summit in two years is something I know many athletes dream of. But I’d be lying if I said this loss wasn’t devastating for me. Because it is. And honestly, one of the hardest parts is trying not to let heartbreak make me want to walk away from something I love so deeply. Cheer has been such a huge part of my life.This was my fifth season at Golden Elite Allstars.This gym, this sport, and this team have helped shape me into who I am. So right now, I’m trying to remind myself that one moment does not define me.One score does not define me.One ring does not define me. Because while Summit rings are beautiful, my worth was never tied to a banner, a jacket, a title, or a ring. Rings tarnish.Titles change.But character, heart, resilience, and faith last forever. And I know God is still writing my story. Sometimes His plan looks different than ours.Sometimes the “not yet” hurts.But I trust that He is still working, even in the heartbreak. At only 12 years old, I know my journey is far from over. So for now, I’ll let myself feel this hurt.I’ll cry.I’ll heal.I’ll lean on my faith, my family, my coaches, and my teammates. But I won’t let this season erase how special this journey has been or how much I’ve grown through it. To my team — thank you for fighting beside me all season long. I love every single one of you more than words can explain. And to everyone who supported us through this journey… thank you. This isn’t the ending I imagined.But maybe it’s not the end of my story yet. All glory to God always. 🤍 #silvermedalist #summit #viral #keira_grace_official #2ndplace

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