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Meet Lucas Rojas, 16, who turned one inclusive kickball game into a six-team league with 40+ players

Times of India - World ·
Meet Lucas Rojas, 16, who turned one inclusive kickball game into a six-team league with 40+ players

Lucas Rojas launched LINKball, a vibrant kickball league designed to unite students with special needs and enthusiastic volunteers.

Starting from a charity match, this initiative blossomed into a well-organized league of six teams.

Acknowledging his impactful work, Rojas was awarded the $10,000 Gloria Barron Prize.

Each season sees over 40 players and 60 volunteers engaging in the program, promoting inclusivity and teamwork through the joy of sports.

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