Southlake sprinter competing in Paralympic Games

• His family plans to travel from Southlake to cheer him on.
• "Korban's arm was our normal, but we never limited him because of it. We never called it a disability — just a difference," his mom, Kimberly Best, told Southlake Style.

The intrigue: Best started calling himself "Cheetah Fast" while in elementary school.

• He ran track and field and played football at Southlake's Carroll Senior High School. He studied sports science and performance at Arizona State University.
• "I keep hearing that [Paris] track is fast, so hoping to break the record and come out with gold," he said during an interview at the paralympic track and field trials.

What's next: The opening ceremonies are Wednesday. The men's 100m - T47 event is Friday. The universal relay is Sept. 6.

• The games will be on NBC and Peacock.