Young Guyanese Adrian Allicock shines in Canadian track and field events

In an extraordinary display of talent and determination, 11-year-old Adrian Allicock, a young Guyanese residing in Canada, has triumphed in not just one, but seven track and field events at his school, Dr. S.J Phillips Public School, in Ottawa, Canada.
Adrian’s outstanding achievements, both on the field and in his academic pursuits, serve as an inspiration to fellow Guyanese youth, demonstrating the power of hard work, dedication, and the pursuit of excellence.
Adrian competed in a series of 7 track and field events – 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump and Shot Put, and placed first in all of them, showcasing his exceptional athletic abilities. With sheer determination and unwavering focus, he emerged victorious in all seven events, leaving a lasting impression on spectators and fellow athletes alike.
Adrian, who wants to become an engineer, expressed his love for sports, with football and soccer at the top of the list and athletics coming in third. He is also a very good artist and loves to build things. He has adjusted well since moving to Canada with his parents, and has also made significant strides academically. His unwavering dedication to his studies has propelled him to academic excellence, further proving that, with passion and perseverance, one can achieve greatness in multiple domains. Adrian’s academic achievements highlight the importance of a balanced and well-rounded approach to personal growth.
The Guyanese community, both at home and abroad, is encouraged to celebrate and support Adrian’s accomplishments. By recognizing and championing his achievements, we pave the way for other young Guyanese to pursue their dreams and fulfill their potential in various fields.