The term 'OLYMPIANS' Quests' refers to the ancient Greek tradition of awarding LAURELS to victorious athletes in the Olympic Games. The word 'LAURELS' is derived from the Latin word 'laurus, ' which means 'bay tree.' In ancient Greece, a wreath of bay leaves was given to the victor of the Olympic Games as a symbol of honor and glory. This tradition has been carried on throughout the centuries, with modern Olympic athletes receiving gold, silver, and bronze medals for their achievements.