Mascot Olympics

I'm the cougar mascot at Kennedy. I've attented many sporting events and represented my school not as a player or as a mere fan, but as the mascot. I love being in the cougar suit because it allows me to become a completely new person and I can choose to act in almost manner I please. All it takes is a big cougar head and some fur and a person can instantly become the life (and comedy) of any event.

Last summer I was asked to represent my school yet again. However this was vastly different from any other time I've been asked, as now I was to take place in the actual event instead of on the sideline. I was called to arms to serve and represent my school in the 1st Annual Mascot Olympics.

As I drove down to Kingston I was fairly confident that I wouldn't complete fail for my school as I had become vaguely familar with becoming the cougar. I was the first person to arrive at the ancient stadium and I didn't want to yet get in my suit of fur as the thermometer was nearing 95 degrees. At that point I knew this competetion was going to become brutal fast, as when someone gets in the cougar its at least 10 degrees warmer then it is outside of it.

Our judges, the Kernel's and Roughrider's mascot, soon showed up. Arons of KGAN, ran these olympics and soon all of the mascots, including me, had performed nine events. We were scored on all of these events and the mascot witht the highest average score won.

Weeks passed, and one out of the nine events were shown during football highlights on KGAN.