Listen, it's the bird show.

The results of you in the boarding area, we're going to be having a lot of wires coming off.

The 2010 five, we're going to be able to the flag and that the show.

Mark Gail, right in the middle, waving the flag is Aaron, and a lot of Myers have switched to metal.

Oh, we just tried to stay relaxed and have a little fun.

Aaron's a great pilot, and we just needed to stay calm and do what we got. How'd you do, and we did it. That Olympic song still gives me shows. I know, I have goosebumps. George's own Alanas Myers joins us in studio. Good morning. Good morning. Thanks for having me. How are you? I'm pretty good, pretty good. You still on a high from this whole thing?

Definitely.

Still on a high from this whole thing?

Definitely.

Still on a high, you know, been able to make some appearances and carry my metal around everywhere I go.

So it's been pretty awesome so far.

This is really a pretty amazing story.

For those of you that haven't followed this the last couple of weeks when talking to Alana,

it's not like she's trained her whole life for a medal in bobsledding.

She was a softball player, a damn good one, right? Yeah, played softball all growing up, played different sports all growing up, and was trying to make the games in softball. When softball got taken out of the games, had to find another sport. Oh, so that's how it all went down. So at one point softball was an Olympic event, but it was like a trial year or something?

No, it got added to the games in 96, I want to say, in Atlanta, actually, and then got taken out in 2005 because it kind of got lumped with baseball, and people don't really understand the difference.

Kind of got lumped with baseball.

It wasn't international enough, so it was taken out. And then they tried to get back in and still trying to get it back in. Not sure if it will ever get back in, but definitely trying to. Did you play softball at the collegiate level? Yes, played at George Washington University. George Washington. And she was great. Like, weren't you like a 415 hitter or something like that? Yeah, yeah. She was crazy. Yeah, 414, something like that. I gave you the extra point.

That's one less invasive. What position did you play? George stopped pitcher and third. Okay.

So she, I mean... She was the team.

Yeah, exactly. And nobody else played those positions. She could actually do all three. Exactly. Exactly. I mean, that takes a lot of confidence in your athletic abilities to say, okay, I'm not going to make the Olympics in softball. So I'll try bobsled. Yes. Well, I emailed other sports. They didn't email me back. So Bob Slav was the only one who actually emailed me.

And, you know, seeing it on Olympics, I knew they drew from track and field background, and they draw a lot of fast and powerful athletes. And those were my assets in softball, so I decided to give it a try. So who do you email? You email like the Olympic Committee or something like that, and you just wait for an email back saying, yeah, we'll give you a try. I emailed Bill Tavares and he's going to hate me for calling him out.

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