Legends of Sports Day

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, a legendary Jamaican sprinter and one of the fastest women of all time, recently went viral—not for winning Olympic gold, but for winning the parents' race at her son’s school! Even though she’s taking a break from the Olympics due to injury, she’s planning a final comeback season in 2025 before retirement.

Her story reminds us that athletes can continue to inspire us off the professional stage—and sometimes the best stories aren’t just about medals, but about resilience, fun, and community.

Your Task:
You’re organizing a “Legends of Sport Day” at your school!
Your job is to pick a retired (or semi-retired) sports legend and design a fun, school-appropriate event just for them. It could be silly (a dodgeball challenge), surprising (cup stacking with Serena Williams?), or totally original.

In your response, include:
🧑‍🎤 The legend’s name and sport
🏆 The event they’re competing in (be creative!)
🎉 Why this event is perfect for them
💬 A fun cheer, slogan, or chant for the crowd to yell

If you have time, sketch a logo or quick flyer for the event!