Trackandfield Stories

This is Janiyah's and her siblings last year of high school, Janiyah never had a boyfriend she had plenty of talking stages but never a boyfriend in the end she was always more focused on her school work and sports but during the summer before senior year she gain some feelings toward her brother friend so what will happen when she find out that her brother's friend has had feelings for her since freshman year? will she act on it? or will she just continue to focus on school and track?

Ryan smelled like spearmint gum and something warm, like clean laundry. He looked up at her, listening carefully, but the second she leaned a little closer, his arm moved without much thought. He let it slide around her waist, slow, like asking permission with touch.

Jabria "Jabo" Russell is a rising track star with everything on the line-except control. When her family uproots her to the political spotlight as the daughter of Texas's newly elected first Democratic governor in 25 years, Jabo's carefully planned senior year spirals out of reach. New city. New school. New rules. Christian "CJ" Dawson is fighting to step out of his older brother's NFL shadow and carve his own path to the league. With big dreams, fierce determination, and a past full of scars, CJ balances the pressure to succeed with the need to stay true to himself and the place and people that ground him. When Jabria and CJ's worlds collide, the undeniable spark between them challenges everything they thought they knew about family, ambition, and love. Caught between the expectations of her family, the pressure of her dreams, and a love that defies their worlds, Jabria must decide what it truly means to run her own race-and whether she's ready to chase the curve that could change everything. Will they risk everything for a chance at love? Or will the stakes of power and legacy pull them apart before they even get started? Chasing the Curve is a slow-burn romance about ambition, identity, and the messy, beautiful fight for the life-and love-you want to claim as your own.

She's a track star, She's a straight A student, She's a beauty. Kiani Monet seems to be the most pure, and adored girl at her Academy. But somehow, she just can't seem to push herself to the top of her class' list Why? All because of the mysterious exchange student, that hasn't seemed to show up until Junior year? It makes no sense to her, Kiani knows she deserves to be first on list and she's not going to let a "Cheater" take her spot.

Y/N is a track and field athlete and a good one at that. But what if he was forced to leave it all behind for a life in Japan? Only one way to find out

As much as I love writing fiction, sometimes I need to get the pressure of existence off of my chest, and when I do, I turn to poetry. This particular collection of poetry was inspired by the poem ":34 or :54," which appears halfway through the collection. I decided to expand upon the ideas and themes presented in the poem by creating not just one poem to go with it, but a whole collection. This collection of poetry focuses on various events that occurred throughout my track season, or even just thoughts that I had during it. I hope that you enjoy getting a little bit of insight into how I view the world!

Delilah is a 16 year old girl who went from living to a big town in Florida to small town in Minnesota for her dads work. They moved very late in the school year. Right away Delilah joined the track team just like she did in her home town. Only to meet two very fine guys on her team that quickly spark her interest... This story is very complicated between a girl and two guys. That soon turns lust to heartbreak... (I'm bored at my job so this is what I do 🤷‍♀️)

"I came here to swim. Not to fall for someone like him." "He looked at me like he saw every part I'd spent years trying to hide... and for once, I didn't want to run." Lila Harper has always relied on herself. College was supposed to be a fresh start - a place to swim, stay invisible, and rebuild the pieces of a past she never asked for. She has rules: keep your head down, stay out of the spotlight, and never trust a boy who looks like trouble. Then there's Alexander Rossi. Confident. Cocky. Athletic. A track star with a reputation that follows him everywhere and a family name whispered across the city. He moves through the world like he owns it - untouchable, unbothered - and he should've been the kind of guy Lila avoided. Instead, he sees her. And when their worlds collide - hers built on survival, his built on expectations - nothing stays simple for long. Rumors cling to him. Secrets cling to her. And every time Lila tries to pull away, Alex pulls her right back in, with a softness she never expected from a boy like him. She came to CSU to outrun her past. He's spent years trying to outrun his future. But sometimes the things you run from... are the very things you end up falling for. A slow-burn, emotionally charged romance about healing, pressure, found family, a love that makes you brave, and learning that some wounds only heal when you stop hiding beneath the surface.

"Are you finally admitting that you did, indeed, flirt with me when we first met?" Aaron interrupted, his eyebrows raised and lips curling into a smirk I knew all too well. Taking a deep breath as if steeling myself for what I was about to say next. I lifted my chin up to face his intense gaze head-on, and provoked, "What if I did? What then?" He seemed taken aback by the hinting challenge in my tone, and his eyebrows flattened as he released a sigh. "Well, then I guess you must have found me attractive that day." The humor was back in his tone but there was a strained undercurrent to our conversation that had me on my toes. His eyes seemed to darken as they pinned me in place. "I wasn't the only one flirting that day," I replied, my eyebrows quirking up in defiance. For a moment we paused as my silent dare was thrown into the air. We were closer now than we were before and I could have counted his eyelashes at our distance. *** Jessa Bradford has been waiting for years to finally become the captain of her boarding school's cross-country team. But when Grace Worthington School for Girls is forced to team-up with the rival all-boys boarding school, Bennett Preparatory, for a statewide charity competition, things spiral out of control fast. Now Jessa has to work together with her arrogant, co-captain Aaron Rush to bridge the gap between their opposing schools. When they aren't busy trading insults, will they ever find time to work together? Or will their hard work fail with the rivalry?

"𝑹𝒖𝒏 𝒂𝒘𝒂𝒚, 𝑹𝒖𝒏 𝒂𝒘𝒂𝒚, 𝑹𝒖𝒏𝒏𝒆𝒓." -

Coming off of the JV squad from high school and dealing with unfair treatment back in high school, Shredder is ready to have the perfect school experience she wants. Originally intending to go to the University of Arizona, Shredder makes a last-minute decision to flip her commitment to the Moorpark College Raiders after being recruited to their cross-country team. She becomes accepted to the student government of Moorpark College after being rejected four times and earns a leadership role within her committee. She leads the Raiders on a Cinderella run to the state championship, a first for her. She proves to be a Cinderella story in both running and student government as she goes on to make a state championship appearance in cross-country and a postseason appearance in track and field, making her the winningest student government official in Raider history. Shredder finally finds the strength to rise up to become the leader and athlete she wants to be; however, even though she loses the 2024 student government election, she earns a role on the statewide student government. However Turkish Goat goes on to become a Western State Champion in track and field- setting the stage for the next level!

𝙠𝙖𝙞𝙧𝙞 𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙠 𝙪𝙥 𝙖𝙜𝙖𝙞𝙣𝙨𝙩 𝙖 𝙜𝙞𝙧𝙡, 𝙖 𝙨𝙤𝙥𝙝𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚, 𝙖 𝙮𝙚𝙖𝙧 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙜𝙚𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙣 𝙝𝙞𝙢. 𝙨𝙝𝙚 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝙨𝙥𝙚𝙚𝙙 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙜𝙞𝙫𝙚𝙨 𝙣𝙤 𝙛𝙪𝙘𝙠𝙨 𝙬𝙝𝙤 𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙥𝙚𝙩𝙞𝙩𝙤𝙧 𝙞𝙨. 🥽🕊💿🥂☁️ all rights reserved (babysofs)

Yo I'm just a memer who likes to run for no reason.

History is written by the winners; that's all I know. Now that I've lost, who will tell my story? When Arabella Vex fell just feet from the finish line, she felt her future fleeing from her grasp. Is it too late to get up and catch it?

This book is in fact the Prequel to Why We Run. DESCRIPTION: I'm Isabella Jackson. I prefer to be called Izzy... everyone calls me Isabella. They say high school are the best years of your life. It's been two and it's been hell. How can I try so hard to be invisible yet always be subjected as the thing to pick on. "Nerdy freak." "She hulk." "Boy trapped in a girl." Did I mention I run? That's the only place I feel like myself. On a track. I've trained my whole life to get into the Olympics. Nothing will stop me till I get there. Or so I thought. A note changes everything. -I know you're busy but I want you to meet me by the bleachers after school- Of course my curiosity got the best of me. So when I get out of school I walk to the bleachers. I see him and know it's a bad idea. "I can see you." He says and I panic and run. He runs after me and before I know it I am behind the pole vaulting mats underneath... Amarion Jacobs.

Torū misses the reader's first track meet 😳

A 16 year old girl who's a hummer thrower with hella and out standing curves. Yes, she is a little bit popular In her school, but just because she has friends doesn't mean she doesn't get bully by someone. Bullied by one of the smartest, track star and captain of the Basketball team... Oh! Did I tell you he's nerd with the glasses and braces, Sense a style that has lose it way over years but he's somehow cute and attractive to all the girls in the school. Why do you do this? To see if your a ride or die, or just a girl with strength who don't know how to handle herself Why does it matter to you all of sudden- That's for me to know and when I'm ready to tell you, so deal with it. You do live up to the name that everyone calls you.............A THROWER WITH CURVES.

Year: 2021 Sport: Track and Field Grade: 7th State: Colorado Country: United States of America I basically detail everyday of my track season this year.