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If they are passionate about it, yes. Teens have too much fun doing their favorite sport to be causing trouble. They're interested in if they are going to win or not or if the coach is going to make them captain. Whatever it is, they are more worried about their sport and having fun rather than doing dumb stuff and worrying their parents.
By Julissa A. from Bethel School
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