Истории Trackandfield

IN WHICH, UConn's biggest track star falls for the girl everyone already loves.

Nyla Smith and James White used to be inseparable. Until one stupid fight changed everything. They lost contact, went their separate ways, and eventually became nothing more than a memory to each other. Years later, they meet again. Only this time, they're older, different, and definitely not the same two kids they used to be. Nyla has no intention of letting James back into her life. James doesn't plan on making it easy for her. But somewhere between the arguments, the teasing, and being forced into each other's lives again, something starts to change. Something neither of them expected. Something neither of them wants to admit. Because falling for the person you once couldn't stand was never part of the plan. And Nyla absolutely refuses to fall for Aunty Rachel's baby brother.

Nicole Jones has always been fast-on the track and in life. At just 4'8", she's spent her entire life proving that height doesn't define strength. Focused on becoming a top long jumper, she has no time for distractions, especially love. Tanner Cohen is a sprinter with something to prove. Growing up, he was teased for his Swedish accent, but on the track, he lets his speed do the talking. When he transfers to West Palm Beach High in their junior year, the last thing he expects is an unexpected hug from the feisty and determined Nicole Jones. What starts as friendly competition turns into something deeper as they push each other to be their best-on and off the track. From high school meets to college championships, from late-night training sessions to viral YouTube videos, their love story unfolds at full speed. But love, like racing, has its hurdles. Distance, careers, and the pressure of being elite athletes threaten to pull them apart. Can they balance their dreams while building a life together? Or will the finish line of one dream mean the end of another?

Everyone at East River Academy watches Maddison Kelly -- Olympic hopeful, star decathlete, the infamous teenage girl most likely to set a new world record or burn the place down. Most likely both. But barely holding it together in public -- until she's on the field. Then, she becomes The Fury. Finn Anderson, a golden baseball prodigy put his new crown on her shoulders to keep her from the cold rain. She kept it closer than she'll ever admit. He's about to learn this girl is not someone you protect. She's something you survive. Dr Matthew Lordes, a 25 year-old Olympic legend, took her under his wing at thirteen. No one gets why -- but when they're alone, the rest of the world is furniture. In an instant, she could become his demise. A boy who makes her believe she could be safe. A man who makes her believe she could be free. One elite high school that sees nothing but the mask. And a girl who'd rather break her body on a track than let anyone close enough to find out which version is real. They call her Madness. She didn't choose that name. He gave it to her. Like it was his. Never been able to put it down since. -- Maddie: "I've been taught rules. Never broke them once. I don't let them see me want. I don't let them see me shudder. No one gets in unless I say so. And I certainly don't bury my face in some boy's jacket and breathe in. I don't replay his chest rising under my hands on a loop. 24 hours. I broke every single one." Finn: "I stood there and my hands were shaking and all I could think was close the gap, just close the gap and I couldn't move because what if I was wrong and what if I wasn't and both of those options were equally terrifying. I'm ruined. Fifteen years later, and I'm still ruined." Matthew: "Her talent is a force I can't ignore. Her age is a boundary I can't cross. I have spent twelve years being the most disciplined man in every room. Every time she performs, something I built cracks and I forget what discipline was for. God help me."

At St. Ridgemont Central University, every second counts. Trustace McLaurel has spent his entire life carrying a name that defines collegiate athletics. As the face of Ridgemont Track & Field and heir to one of America's most influential sports families, excellence isn't a goal. It's an expectation. Taveon "Tavie" Shaffers has no legacy to inherit. Orphaned as a child and raised through hardship, he fought for every opportunity he's ever received. Now, with nothing but raw talent and relentless determination, he's become the only athlete capable of challenging Ridgemont's golden boy. The campus can't stop comparing them. The media fuels their rivalry. Nationals is drawing closer. And graduation is the deadline neither of them can outrun. Between chemistry labs, late-night study sessions, and the relentless pursuit of a championship, the line between competition and connection begins to blur. What starts as a rivalry slowly transforms into something neither of them planned, forcing them to question everything they've been running toward. Because not every reaction happens inside a laboratory. Some have the power to change your life. Trying Chemistry: DEADLINE is a contemporary Black American sports romance about ambition, identity, legacy, and discovering that the greatest risk isn't losing the race... it's letting someone get close enough to change you.

Nova Paragon seems to have it all figured out. Coming from a wealthy family and currently getting an education at New York University, she's living every girl's dream; well maybe not every girl because her life seems pretty niche, but still. She's on the track team and has a promising career in architecture. Amongst all the good things going on for her there's one thing that refuses to bend to her will, her love life. Time and time again she has gotten on the wagon of love and fallen off. Will her next quest for love be fruitful or futile?

A girl stuck between 2 boys that treat her so like treasure who will she pick ?

The Race to Tomorrow Every race has a finish line. Every dream has a beginning. Zoe Dela Cruz, the determined captain of the Bacolod Tay Tung High School Track and Field Team, has always believed that the fastest way to her dreams is to never stop running. Skye Mendoza, the talented captain of the UST Junior Tiger Sharks, has spent her life chasing excellence one lap at a time. When the National High School Championships bring them together, two athletes from different worlds discover that the hardest race isn't on the track or in the pool-it's finding the courage to let someone into their heart. In a world of medals, records, and impossible expectations, can two champions prove that some victories are worth more than gold? A connected story from The Captain's Game universe. Because sometimes... the race to tomorrow begins with the person you least expect.

Kelly Jayfire, the high school legend herself! Or at less that's the legacy her brother left for her. As soon as she had entered Payward High School as a freshman the whole town was only excepting greatness from her, but she's not her brother. In fact, she's the exact opposite. Kelly has no interest in sports an definitely has no interest to be known by everyone in town like her brother, but it was unavoidable. Jackson Price, the school's kindest man. Jackson was nice to everyone that he meet and no one was an exception to his kind heart. Since he was so nice no one was ever rude and he sat and the top of the pyramid where everyone accepted his wishes. When Kelly seems to have taken a bad day's rage out on Jackson the whole school turns their heads to her in disbelief. The top queen had just done what no one else would dare do, and insulted the one person the whole school protects. Strangely enough, this doesn't seem to bother Jackson instead he was the exact opposite of what the school thought his reaction would be. What did Kelly say to Jackson that's so rude but yet doesn't seem to faze him? Will Kelly be trapped inside the Jayfire legacy? Will Jackson pull out Kelly's true self? Well you'll have to read to find out! ----------------- Sequel to Bright Lights but could be read on it's own if you wish. First posted: January 26th, 2020 Finished: Be sure to check out my other books! And if you like this one and you haven't read Bright Lights yet please go check it out. I'm

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The track and field life of Corey Vinston true story

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.

It's a new state, a new town, a new school. And Riley Tanner is going to try something new. With missionary parents he's spent his whole life sharing the gospel all over the world. But this year he decided to make it his mission to impact Edgewater, Florida. But how? He found the answer in Hebrews 12:1; he was going to run for God, and give him the glory. Follow his story as he goes through struggles, but continues to put his faith in Christ. It isn't just a physically run but a spiritual run, does he have what it takes to show the town where his strength and endurance comes from?

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?

Childhood friends Kailah Simmons and Adrien Brown have ran track together for years. But before they were competitors, they were friends. Even when the healthy rivalry with them began, they remained very close. However, one argument before high school ends their friendship and starts an intense rivalry for the next few years. Going into their senior year of high school, the girls want to put the past behind them. But there's a few events that will stand in the way.

This story is about my 3000m track race that I worked very hard for over the past few months

--𝘼 𝙇 𝙇 𝙐 𝙍 𝙀 "You don't even know me to be able to expect anything" "you right lil ma" He said letting out a slight chuckle " I guess will have to change that huh" He looked down at me with a raised brow. "How will we change that sir?" I asked already knowing the answer to this but I decided to act clueless. "By giving me your number goofy" He said with a "duh" tone the smirk never leaving his face as he took another sip from his cup.

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