Okay

... just, like, different conferences, I guess.

But the girl who won the race, Dylan, she ran like 1:30, I think, and I ran 1:31.

So I won the public school title because she was from a school in New York City that wasn't in it.

And my coach told me before that race, he was like, "You just need to go for it, like try and win." And I was like, "Are you kidding? Like, all these girls are so much faster than me." And he was like, "It doesn't matter, like, just go out with them.

Like, if you die, you die, but, like, just see what you can do." I was like, "Okay, will do it." So got out and I got second, and I was like, "Wow, I got second, like, this is amazing." And then she was running the 1500 after, so we were waiting, like, 30 minutes for...

to go over to the podium.

So how do you keep the sport fun? Like, have you thought about that? Like, 'cause you probably have a general idea of the fact that it's probably gonna be higher stakes once you get to college, so how do you plan on keeping the sport fun and keeping the joy and the adventure that initially got you into it in the first place?