The grand state of Minnesota, known for its enchanting forests, spectacular lakes, and the ever-entertaining Mall of America, is also home to an unusual, energetic group of creatures called Trackletes. These young sprites, often in the guise of everyday Midwestern kids, can perform feats of speed, strength, and endurance that would leave even the sprightliest squirrel gasping for breath. One such character is the lively and bounding Bounding Benny. Benny, with his spring-loaded sneakers, dashes like the wily Jackalope across the vast prairies of Minnesota. Known for his infectious laughter and wild red hair, fiery as a Minnesota sunset, Benny loves to race against the North Wind, and rumour has it, he even won a few times. Then there's Javelin Jenny, a freckled, pig-tailed sprite, who can launch a stick farther than a beaver can fling mud. Don't be fooled by her glasses and love for math homework; give Jenny a stick at a track and field meet, and you'll see a side of her that would make a catapult jealous. And we cannot forget about Hurdling Harry, a lanky lad with a sideways grin and a knack for leaping over obstacles as if they were mere puddles on a rainy day. He loves pancakes and possesses the uncanny ability to turn any situation into a joke. Once, he even tried to hurdle over his grandma's couch, but let's just say that didn't end well - for the couch. These Minnesota track and field kids, with their remarkable skills and playful antics, add an exciting dash of adventure and humor to the land of ten thousand lakes. Their stories are as vast and varied as the state they call home. Each day, they continue to race, leap, throw, and inspire, fueled by their love for the sport and, of course, an endless supply of hotdish.