The Fastest Kid in Town: David's Track and Field Adventure!
- Tequan James
- Apr 8
- 2 min read
The Fastest Kid in Town: David's Track and Field Adventure!

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Let me tell you about my super cool experience at the Adventist school's sports day. My name is David, and I decided to dive headfirst into the world of track and field after 2 to 3 weeks of training. I was feeling pumped and ready to go, little did I know, I was about to face some fierce competition in Jamaica!
So, there I was, training hard in my neighborhood, Braeton, Portmore. I thought I had what it takes to be the best of the best! I practiced running for 30 minutes, an hour, or even an hour and a half. I was like a cheetah on the prowl, ready to take on the world. The day of the big event finally arrived, and I was buzzing with excitement!
As I stood at the starting line for the 100m dash race, my heart was racing faster than a rocket! I heard the announcer call out, “On your mark!” That’s when I started to visualize myself zooming ahead of everyone, laughing and shouting, “Yes, I did it!” But wait! I was still just on my mark!
Then came the command, “Get set!” All my training came rushing back. I remembered to keep my upper body strong and my legs ready to stretch out like a superhero flying through the sky. I was ready… or so I thought!
Suddenly, I heard the whistle blow! I shot off the line like a bolt of lightning. But when I looked up, guess what? I was all alone! Everyone else had zoomed ahead, and I realized I might have jumped the gun a little too soon. Oops! I ended up coming in second to last. Yikes!
When I got home, I told my parents, “I think it’s time for me to move to Grandma’s house, where I can chase goats and run after chickens! That’ll make me super fast!”
So, what do you think? Should my parents invest in my track and field dreams? I mean, who wouldn’t want to see their kid zooming past all the goats and chickens, right?
Until next time, keep chasing your dreams and remember: it’s not just about winning, but having fun along the way!
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