Three generations of a family came together to help 14-year-old Azalea Cartwright to train for the 1200m race she competed in during the BC Summer Games held at Masich Place Stadium in Prince George from July 21 to 24.
A few weeks ago there was a loose-limbed runner tearing up the track at Masich Place Stadium one sunny afternoon.
Azalea is a natural athlete who participates in gymnastics and dance, high school basketball and volleyball, runs cross country and then her farm-girl side is showcased with her 4-H animal projects - beef, steer and goat this year, so she's a busy girl. "Azalea is a very busy girl and she's just all muscle and determination," Mom Carmella said. "She started running cross country in Grade 2 and that's when we realized she could run really far really fast."
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