Student Athletes Gather for 2nd Annual ‘Dragon’s Fury’ Event in Tampa
A Day of Fun and Camaraderie
TAMPA, FLA. – A group of special student athletes gathered in Tampa for the second annual “Dragon’s Fury” event, bringing together around 250 athletes and 600 volunteers from 11 different schools.
A Day of Sports and Activities
Participants took part in various sports and activities at the Olympic Village, including games and competitions. “It’s amazing to watch them,” said Jocelyn Maroon-Hart, assistant principal at Jefferson High School. “This is their special day; it’s one day that’s all about them and watching them interact with each other, and the other schools, and then the buddies. It’s just the best thing.”
Volunteers Play a Key Role
School officials said volunteers put a lot of hours and effort into making it special for everyone and were a huge part of being able to put the event together. “It’s really awesome,” said student athlete Hector Rodriguez. “I was just walking, eating lunch, playing some games and throwing balls.”
Creating Memories
The event provided a unique opportunity for the students to interact with each other, build relationships, and create lifelong memories. For the volunteers, it was a chance to give back to the community and make a positive impact on the students’ lives.
Conclusion
The “Dragon’s Fury” event is a testament to the power of sports and community coming together to create a positive and uplifting experience for everyone involved. As the event continues to grow and evolve, it’s clear that it will remain a highlight of the year for the student athletes and volunteers alike.
FAQs
Q: What is the “Dragon’s Fury” event?
A: The “Dragon’s Fury” event is an annual gathering of special student athletes and volunteers from 11 different schools in the Tampa area.
Q: How many participants took part in the event?
A: Around 250 athletes and 600 volunteers took part in the event.
Q: What activities did participants take part in?
A: Participants took part in various sports and activities at the Olympic Village, including games and competitions.
