Composition fun two-ball relay

Where did the cry of "Come on, Come on" come from? Oh, it turned out that grade three students were having a fierce relay race on the lawn of Dalongtan Park. I saw the first student in each class, each with two balls, feet in tandem, leaning forward, staring at the front, waiting for the signal to start the game. When the teacher whistled, the game began. All the students in the competition crossed their legs and rushed forward. I saw some jumping forward like little monkeys, and some striding forward like elephants. You chase each other and never give in. Holding the ball relay is not like running. Running on the grass with two balls in your hand needs you to take care of it. If you are not careful, you will either drop the ball or fall down, which is often easy to make jokes. A good example is a little guy in our class. He is small, with short hands and legs, so I know he can joke. Sure enough, he tripped over a stone only a few steps after holding the ball. A ball in his hand flew away, and he ran to pick it up at once. But when I came back, I found another ball missing, and I was in a hurry. He finally picked it up and kept running. Near the finish line, he thought he had finally arrived, so he jumped forward and ran away with his shoes, but for the honor of his class, he didn't care so much and rushed to the finish line like an arrow. The ball is passed around in my classmates' hands, and it is coming towards me. I'm inevitably a little nervous. There seem to be fifteen buckets. I saw a classmate running towards me, ten meters, eight meters and six meters. I calmed myself down. I'm getting closer and closer. When my classmates handed me the ball, I firmly took it and ran, cheering for myself while running. In the cheers of my classmates, I successfully passed the ball to the next classmate. Later, I understood that no matter what I do, as long as I am bold and cautious, I will certainly succeed. The competition ended in the laughter of the students, and our class won the second place. I don't think ranking is important. What matters is "friendship first, competition second". This honor is not only the result of the joint efforts of everyone in our class, but also makes us understand that unity is strength.