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I recently took a trip to Knoxville, TN to attend the AAU Junior Olympics Track and Field competition.  This event was being held at the University of Tennessee, in Knoxville.  My daughter; Jerica was competing in this event.  She is a member of the Florida Elite Track Club, sponsored by Orange County, Florida.  Throughout the summer, many children from the ages of 5 to 18 years old compete in various track meets to qualify for the Junior Olympics. Jerica qualified for three events; the 400 meter dash, the 4 X 100 relay, and the 4 X 400 relay.

We arrived in Pigeon Forge, TN on Sunday, July 29th.  We stayed in the Holiday Inn on the main street in Pigeon Forge.  This seemed to be an idea place for tourist to stay because of the various attractions and shopping near by.  There were also many restaurants to eat that were within walking distance.   

On Monday morning we loaded up the bus early and headed to Knoxville.  It was a 45 minute ride. Most of the events that day were for the younger age children.  Our team ran their best and most qualified for finals; to be held later that week. Our ride back to the hotel was spent mostly sight seeing. We also had a task to decide where we were to eat dinner that evening.  Most of the team did not run that day, so they had to have practice.  Pigeon Forge has many hills, so it served to be a great place to run some sprints up the hills. 

I decided to eat at a restaurant down the street within walking distance. There are many restaurants in the area that serve catfish and chicken. You will also see the usual fast food restaurants such as Wendy’s, Taco Bell, Papa John’s, McDonald’s, Friday’s, Red Lobster, and many more.  Pigeon Forge has a trolley ride that goes up and down the main street that our hotel was on, so we did not have a problem getting around.  There are also many stores for shopping, drug stores, grocery stores, and one of my favorites; Walgreen’s.  It’s always nice to see a familiar store when you are away from home.  The main street also was home to many attractions such as bumper cars, a small carnival, laser tag, movies, magic shows, antique shopping.  There was even a gold mine where you can search for gold. 

Tuesday was much the same and some of the kids were getting restless because they were not competing until later in the week. On Wednesday, we decided to leave the track as soon as possible to spend the evening at a local attraction. We decided to go to Gatlinburg, TN which is a main tourist area that has many things to do and see.  One of main attractions there is the ski lift.  You can ride the ski lift to the top of the mountain where you can shop and eat. Going up the mountain was not bad; however, coming down was scary.  It was dark at this time, so I’m sure riding that ski lift in the daytime would have been a whole different experience. Time went by and we had to return to the hotel.  

Thursday was an exciting day for me.  This was the first day my daughter was competing.  She had to run the 4 X 400 relay at 11:00 am.  She was also excited and ready to run. The time seemed to go slow but finally it was her turn to run.  The team decided on their own to change the order of runners.  When the coach saw this, he was not happy.  Tatiana started the first leg of the relay.  She got out in front, however, seemed to run out of gas the last 50 meters.  She passed the baton to the second leg; Amber, who immediately got out fast. During this race the second leg can cut in once she passes a certain mark on the track.  Amber took the lead and passed the baton to my daughter.  There was one team close to us and she sprinted pass Jerica.  By 150 meters this girl ran out of gas and started to slow down.  Jerica passed her and continued to make a large gap between the two teams. Our anchor is LaKiesha, and she took off with the baton. LaKiesha had no competition to worry about.  She finished the relay giving us a 100 meter lead. Florida Elite was well represented in the stands and we were loud as ever.  We have our own chants and cheers we sing while we are competing. This day turned out to be very successful to the team.  That evening, Jericas’ father arrived in town.  Jerica spent the evening with him, so I was free to explore some of Pigeon Forge alone.  I walked up and down the main strip observing the bright lights and attractions all around.

 Friday was another exciting day for me.  Jerica had two races to compete in today.  At 10:00 am she ran in the 4 X 100 relay; and again, they won their heat which qualified them to advance to finals. Later that day Jerica also ran the 400 meter dash.  She was very nervous.  This was the first time her father saw her run and she wanted to do well. Her nerves got so bad that she ended up getting sick before the race.  She vomited three times.  Some professional runners will tell you that this is a good thing to do before you run, but she did not feel that way. Jerica had to win her heat in order to advance to the finals. She came in third place. She was not upset about that because she already qualified for two other events.  Later that night, most of us went across the street to the carnival. There were many rides and games to play. The place was lit up with bright colorful lights and music. Soon it was time to retire for the night because Saturday was the big day when all finals are run.

Saturday morning the coach talked to the relay team about why he needed them to run in a certain order. They all agreed. Many kids made it to finals and were guaranteed a medal. The top eight fastest runners get medals.  It was time for the 4 X 100 and the girls were ready.  They knew that with their fasted time, they could get second or third place.  The race started and the hand offs went very well.  We were in fourth place coming down the stretch.  Tatiana pulled up and we placed third in the race.  We were happy with that, and vowed to take first place in the next relay.  The time was here, the girls were ready, and the crown was hyped. Amber ran first leg.  She got out good and ran a good leg, passing the baton to Jerica first of all the teams.  Jerica ran a good leg and passed the baton to Tatiana at the same time as another team.  Tatiana ran her leg very well and gave us a slight lead, passing the baton to LaKiesha. LaKiesha blew out very fast; however the other team was right behind her.  Coming pass the 200 meter mark, LaKiesha seemed to get tired.  We screamed and cheered her on and it was as if she got a burst of energy, she tucked her head and sprinted way ahead of the only team close to us. We WON!  The crowd was going wild and the girls were also screaming. I raced to the awards building to take pictures. Hot and exhausted, the team gathered on the bus for our long ride back to Orlando.  The head coach congratulated the team and also announced the split times for the 4 X 400 relay.  It turns out the Jerica ran the fastest split.  The coach knew what he was doing by placing them in a certain line up because he knew the other team would have their fastest girl second. This was a great experience for Jerica and a very special day for her dad because it happened to be his birthday and he watched his daughter win a gold medal. 

If the Junior Olympics is held at the same university in the future, we may stay in Pigeon Forge again. It served to be a good location for eating, attractions, and shopping.

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