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Teen Ink Magazine,
February 2006 :
Sports Articles
Death of a 7-time Champion
by Chris H., Cannon Falls, MN
Looking back at the tracks. Bringing back old memories. Smelling the burnt rubber in the polluted air. Smelling the racing fuel as the cars go by. Hearing the roar of the exhaust pipes. Hearing the noise of the crowd after winning.
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No Respect
by Hunter B., Shreveport, LA
I believe athletes should be praised whether they win or lose. I have played sports just about my whole life and competing can be one of the most grueling experiences. Most do not understand how much time and effort is needed to improve.
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Stages of the Race
by Monika F., W. Lafayette, IN
Bang! Running takes over. Legs moving, lungs breathing Deep, steady breaths. Staying with the best. Watch ticking, heart ticking. Strategizing. Over paths, roads, grass. Uphill, downhill, flat. Across the country, One mile down, 1.5 to go.
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The Unexpected
by Heather P., Higganum, CT
As my finger scrolled down the softball team list, I realized that my name was not there. I got sweaty and nervous, checking the list again and again, but I really was not there. I took a deep breath, wiped my tears and walked toward the cafeteria.
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