Winter Olympics

By: Arianna Dayoub '32

The Olympics are one of the biggest sporting events in the world. Every four years athletes from all over the world come together to compete in sports such as track and field, swimming, gymnastics, basketball, soccer, and many more. The Olympics isn't just about winning, it's about teamwork, respect, and bringing people together from everywhere around the world.

This year's Olympics will feature thousands of athletes who trained for many years to get to this level. Many competitors are returning medalists while others are first time competitors  hoping to make history in the Olympics. Fans can expect exciting performances,nail biter competitions, and record breaking moments as athletes give it all they got to win it all.

Some of the most popular events to watch include the 100 meter sprint, swimming relays, gymnastics finals, and team sports such as soccer and hockey. These sports often draw huge crowds because they are face paced and keep you on the edge of your seat. Newer sports will give athletes a chance to showcase their skills and talents.

Overall the Olympics promote sportsmanship and teamwork. Even though athletes are competing against each other, they support one another. No matter who wins, the Olympics remind athletes and the world of the power of hard work and determination.