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From 11 ALIVE: A north Georgia teen just got a new kind of freedom
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From 11 ALIVE: A north Georgia teen just got a new kind of freedom
From 11 ALIVE in Georgia: WINDER, Ga. — For Beck Cammarata, life looks a lot as it does for many teenagers. He’s a high school student at Apalachee High. He’s thinking about his future. And he’s found something he truly loves: Power Soccer. It’s a competitive sport designed for athletes who use power wheelchairs, and for Beck, it’s more than just a game. It’s independence. It’s joy. It’s a sense of belonging. But getting there hasn’t always …
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