Olympic stars Selvon and Alfred empower kids with new ‘Champion Me’ coloring book

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — In an inspiring collaboration that bridges athletics and education, three-time Trinidad and Tobago Olympian Kai Selvon and St Lucian sprint star Julien Alfred, the reigning Olympic 100m gold and 200m silver medalist, have launched a vibrant new project aimed at nurturing the next generation—one page at a time.

- Advertisement -

Their creation, a premium children’s coloring book titled Champion Me, combines athletic excellence, cultural pride, and personal development in a format designed to inspire, educate, and empower young readers.

Beyond the lines: A book with purpose

Unveiled during Selvon’s recent interview with Andre Errol Baptiste on iSports on i95.5fm, the Olympian shared the heart behind the initiative.

“It’s not just a coloring book—it’s a premium coloring book,” Selvon emphasized. “It features the Olympic champion of 2024, Julien Alfred, and me, a three-time Olympian. That’s where the premium comes from.”

The book is infused with sports-themed activities, mindset-building exercises, and holistic wellness lessons—all wrapped in the joy of coloring. It’s a tool that fuses fun with function, carefully designed to introduce children to sports, health, and self-belief in an engaging, interactive way.

Representation in every stroke

Selvon, who formerly competed in the 200m, emphasized that Champion Me is about more than just staying within the lines—it’s about breaking barriers of underrepresentation and planting seeds of confidence.

“What if your child saw themselves in a book?” she asked pointedly. “Too often, our kids flip through pages and never see their skin, their curls, their dreams—but that changes now.”

From illustrations that reflect Caribbean heritage to uplifting messages that celebrate every child’s potential, the book provides visibility where it has long been lacking. It serves as a mirror for young readers—particularly those in the Caribbean and African diaspora—offering reflections of who they are and what they can become.

Building future champions, one page at a time

Now available on Amazon.comChampion Me introduces children to 10 different sports, while weaving in powerful motivational affirmations and resilience-building exercises. Designed for both individual enjoyment and educational use, the book is ideal for classrooms, birthday gifts, or simply encouraging a child to dream big.

- Advertisement -
Uber Free Rides 728x90

With its vibrant illustrations, purposeful content, and authentic voices behind its creation, Champion Me is not just a coloring book—it’s a movement. A step toward instilling confidence, celebrating identity, and lighting the path for the champions of tomorrow.

More Stories

World Athletics Relays Jamaica

Jamaica shatters history in Botswana with first-ever sub-40 mixed relay

The roar inside the stadium in Gaborone rose with every exchange, every stride, every surge down the track. By the time the baton crossed the...

Mexico set for high-stakes return as host of 2026 Concacaf U-20 Championship

The road to international football’s biggest stages will run through Mexico in the summer of 2026. Concacaf officially confirmed that Mexico will host the 2026...
Concacaf Caribbean Cup

Race to the Champions Cup begins as Caribbean Cup draw nears

The path to continental football glory is beginning to come into focus. On May 26 in Miami, the official draw for the 2026 Concacaf Caribbean...
West Indies

Australia tightens grip on ICC rankings as West Indies show quiet revival

The latest ICC rankings update delivered a familiar message to the cricket world: Australia remains the sport’s gold standard. From the ruthless consistency of their...
Norman Gilbert

Cricket West Indies mourns sudden loss of Grenada cricket leader Norman Gilbert

A wave of grief has swept through Caribbean cricket following the sudden passing of Norman Gilbert, a respected administrator whose influence stretched far beyond...
Jamaica Kingsmen

CPL ushers in new era as Jamaica Kingsmen join expanded seven-team league

The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League is preparing for one of the most transformative moments in its history. With the arrival of a seventh franchise...
UEFA Concacaf

UEFA and Concacaf forge landmark alliance to transform global football development

Football’s global development landscape entered a new phase on Wednesday as two of its most influential confederations formally committed to closer cooperation. In a landmark...
Samuda pushes for tri-partite JAdevelopment of para sports at Americas Paralympic Forum joa

JOA fuels Jamaica Lacrosse’s push toward Olympic qualification

A pivotal chapter in Caribbean lacrosse history is set to unfold in Kingston next summer as the Jamaica Lacrosse Association prepares to host the...
Antigua to amend law to fine those who use marijuana in Public

Two different perspectives on cannabis use in sports

At his 2021 Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement, legendary Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson issued a direct challenge to the world of...
Emrit urges Red Force to stay sharp amid Championship break

Red Force tighten grip as Harpy Eagles close in on another victory

The Trinidad and Tobago Red Force stand one strong push away from victory at the Antigua Recreation Ground after seizing control of their West...

Latest Articles