I spoke a little bit about the Bucks County Speedsters Blue
& Orange Track & Field Day in the Speedster Quarterly, and I thought I
would do something different this year.
I thought instead of me writing a bias recap on an event that I
introduced to all of you; I thought I would open it up to all of you. We all know that I enjoyed the day and was
proud of all of you for not only competing, but for contributing with bringing stuff
that we needed and for also cheering each other on no matter what color the
clothing. The only thing I would like to
add is that Phil had the funniest moment of all, when he approached me about
the starting pistol not firing. I took
one look at the gun and said to Phil “I take it you don’t own a gun?” He replied with a simple no. I shook my head and said Phil you have the
blanks loaded on the wrong side. We didn’t
have any misfires so Phil must have figured out how to load the blanks.
I would love to hear about your track meet experiences, what
made you laugh, what was your favorite part of the day, what you didn’t like,
what should change. I’m curious to know
what volunteers and athletes alike thought and experienced. The floor is yours. You can either respond to this email/face
book post or comment on the bottom of the actual blog post.
Fine, I'll go first.
ReplyDeleteThings I'll remember...
Steve Iguchi flying on his 4x400 leg...
Tim D achieving his sub 60 goal in the 400...
CT being shot out of a cannon at the start of the 200....
Schaal with a kick to finish 3rd in the 1600...
Haydey in her races and also in "2nd place" sprinting down the straightaway in a race she wasn't in....
The patented Cohen kick during the 4x400....
The sprinting Accardo family...
The volunteers who dealt with all of our crap...
And the all out effort of everyone who ran hard even when they were beat....