Little boys with big dreams

Tre Brown and Justin Erasmus are back and they have shared their experience of how they did in Bulgaria. On the world rankings, Brown is ranked 16th in the Euro trampoline category and Erasmus ranked 17th in the double-mini discipline. That was individual rankings out of a total of 74 countries that participated in the competition.

Together, in the synchro discipline, they achieved the 11th ranking on the world rankings chart. Erasmus said, “My experience in Bulgaria was fun, I really enjoyed the snow. I also love having Tre as a partner; I wouldn’t trade him for anyone because we have been together since we were like toddlers. I know him for a lifetime, so it is better for me to work with him than to work with anyone else.”

Brown said, “Well I found the trip very exciting and fun and what I loved is the snow, although it was very cold. I find Justin a great partner because we know each other very well and I feel that I did great in the competition.”

Having achieved such a high ranking in the world for teenagers, they must make their parents extremely proud, but most importantly themselves because not everybody makes it that far. Speaking his achievements Erasmus said, “I feel quite good about my achievements because it is my first World Age Group Games, and used this opportunity to be observant. I observed what other countries are doing so that when I go next time, I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to beat them and come first.”

Tre said, “Well I feel that I have learned a lot during my first World Age Group Games, it was truly a great experience and I know what the world is doing now so when I go back I know that I can do something good and perhaps do it better than before.”

They have truly represented their hometown Eldorado Park and kept the flag held high in Bulgaria. Congratulations to the both of you.