Freshman George Kahi is pulling a fast one on his cross-country teammates.

The enthusiastic 14-year-old on Port Washington’s varsity team, who made the New Balance nationals as an eighth grader, is a character on the track who chooses to practice and work out in dress clothes.

“I just thought maybe it would be something fun to do — or maybe would be funny. Just, like, something to not be normal,” Kahi told The Post.

“I think having fun definitely helps my dedication. There’s some sort of correlation between that.”

He’s run wearing a blazer, tie and khaki pants in the past, but Kahi most prefers a yellow short-sleeve button-down shirt that he often gets sweaty in. Kahi loves the yellow one so much that he’s bought multiple for training.

“My teammates found it funny, and even my coaches

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