In the senior male 100 metres race at the LAB Memorial Athletic Maiden Edition, Simon Simeon emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Despite facing a field of unknown competitors, Simeon’s speed and determination led him to a triumphant first-place finish.
“I was firstly afraid. I just maintained my lane. It took a lot of speed, and I came out first,” Simeon shared about his experience. He also noted the competitive spirit in the air, with one competitor seemingly envious of his speed. “One was even envying me, like. Like I’m faster than him, so I just ignored him,” he said.
Simeon’s victory has taught him valuable lessons that he wishes to share with other aspiring athletes. “Just maintain your lane and have in mind that if you want to achieve something, just feel strong. Don’t underrate yourself,” he advised.
In terms of future ambitions, Simon Simeon revealed his passion for football. “I like football, actually. In football, I’m also a fast player, so that’s why I can run very fast on the pitch,” he said. His role model in football is Erling Haaland, a testament to his admiration for speed and skill.
Simon Simeon expressed his gratitude to the organisers of the tournament. “A big thank you to them for hosting a tournament like this. Thank you to all of them cause they really made us feel special,” he said.
Simon Simeon’s victory in the LAB Memorial competition is a testament to his athletic prowess and competitive spirit. His story serves as an inspiration for young athletes everywhere, reminding them to believe in themselves and never underrate their abilities.
