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Every four years, top athletes gather to compete in the Summer Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Both provide a setting for the best athletes in the world to shine while [...]

Jakob Sperry AGE: 12 then, 21 now INVENTION: GyRings WHAT DOES IT DO? 'GyRings is a fidget toy that helps with focus, concentration, and dexterity. It has five spinning rings [...]

At the age of 16, figure skater Alysa Liu already has an impressive collection of medals and trophies as well as several amazing firsts. When she was 13, she mastered [...]

At age 18, Jordan Stolz won three gold medals at the 2023 World Speed Skating Championships. 1 YOU EXCEL AT SEVERAL EVENTS. DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE? I think the [...]

Carter Bonas, age 12, overcame bullying, discovered golf, and started a business. 1 WHAT WAS SCHOOL LIKE? There was a lot of bullying. Because I have autism, I was looked [...]

1 DID YOU SKATE AS A KID? Almost as soon as I could walk, I strapped on a pair of plastic roller skates over my shoes. I rolled up and [...]

1 WHAT'S YOUR JOB LIKE? As a mechanical engineer, I design parts that allow us to explore space with the help of robots. I develop ways we can grab rock [...]

1 WHAT DREW YOU TO TENNIS? When I was four I saw Venus Williams Paying in Wimbledon on TV. I just loved her dress and my parents promised me a [...]

"GyRings is a fidget toy that helps with focus, concentration, and dexterity. In the front, it is a cute and comforting teddy bear that hangs on the IV pole so that the patient does not have to look at the medicine or fluid bag. Then, after a year of managing inventory, sales, and delivery, I licensed GyRings to a toy manufacturer.". [Extracted from the article]

As she heads into the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in February, Alysa is focusing on practicing, staying positive, and enjoying her sport. At the age of 16, figure skater Alysa Liu already has an impressive collection of medals and trophies as well as several amazing firsts. FIGURE SKATE The long blade helps skaters glide and carve perfect arcs. [Extracted from the article]

Jordan Stolz, an 18-year-old speed skater, won three gold medals at the 2023 World Speed Skating Championships. In an interview, Stolz reveals that his favorite event is the 1000-meter race because he excels at holding his speed in the second lap. He was inspired to start speed skating after watching Apolo Ohno race in the Winter Olympics when he was five years old. Stolz credits his sense of balance, improved through the use of a slide board, as an important tool for learning speed skating. He reaches speeds of about 38 miles per hour while racing and aims to win gold medals at the Olympic Winter Games and break world records. Stolz trains 17-20 hours a week, focusing on cycling to strengthen the muscles used in skating. [Extracted from the article]

I lead a team of scientists, technicians, and others to carry out missions. Now I am asking questions about the rocks on Mars! We're currently preparing a mission to Mars, so I meet with scientists to figure out how we can get rocks from Mars back to Earth to study them. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) By middle school, I had become a "rink rat" at our local skating rink. Hard work and dedication make anything possible Photo by Sipa USA/Alamy Stock Photo. [Extracted from the article]

1 WHAT'S YOUR JOB LIKE? I develop ways we can grab rock and soil samples so we can better understand planets like Mars. Why are there stars in the sky?" I bring this curiosity to my job every day, the desire to learn and understand the true nature of all life. [Extracted from the article]

1 YOU WHAT TO DREW TENNIS? I used that experience of losing in the finals as motivation to keep improving and to prepare as best as I could for the next tournament. I just loved her dress, and my parents promised me a tennis outfit if I started playing. [Extracted from the article]