Bergen County softball coach out to raise awareness of rare disorder

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Bergen County softball coach out to raise awareness of rare disorder

Bergen County softball coach out to raise awareness of rare disorder

Hackensack softball coach Brian Hooper has seen first-hand what ataxia can do, and he and his team will play a game to raise awareness.

Bergen County softball coach out to raise awareness of rare disorder

Hackensack softball coach Brian Hooper has seen first-hand what ataxia can do, and he and his team will play a game to raise awareness.

In the world of sports, coaches often become mentors who teach lessons far beyond the game. For Hackensack softball coach Brian Hooper, a deeply personal cause is driving his team to make a difference both on and off the field.

Coach Hooper has witnessed the impact of ataxia, a rare neurological disorder that affects coordination and speech, firsthand. To raise awareness and support for those battling the condition, he and his team are dedicating an upcoming game to the cause.

This initiative highlights how athletics can be a powerful platform for community support and education. By stepping up to the plate for this awareness game, the Hackensack team is showing that sportsmanship extends into advocacy and compassion.

It’s a reminder that the spirit of competition is often intertwined with the drive to support one another, turning a softball diamond into a stage for meaningful change.

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