"He's been MVP, played through a broken wrist, and leads with heart, determination, and dedication every time he steps on the field."
You decide who will be named Youth Athlete of the Year to take home $25,000 and represent 3Brand in Sports Illustrated and on CBS
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Learn MoreFootball gives him a chance to compete, challenge himself, and be part of a team. He loves pushing himself to get better every day, encouraging his teammates, and giving his best effort on every play. The friendships, discipline, and excitement of the game are what keep him passionate about football
His family and coaches inspire him every day. They have taught him the value of hard work, discipline, and never giving up. He also looks up to athletes who lead by example, stay humble, and work hard to earn every success."
The moment that makes me the proudest was when he broke his wrist but refused to let it define him. He worked through the setback, continued supporting his team, and still earned MVP honors. His determination, resilience, and heart showed that true champions are measured by their character, not just their achievements."
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