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Source: Herald-Star

WINTERSVILLE – Indian Creek High School unified sports athletes have some new uniforms for the inclusive program following a special trip to Cleveland on Nov. 10. Eight players and coaches attended a jersey and gear reveal at Huntington Bank Field with the Cleveland Browns, which partners with Special Olympics Ohio. Among those participating were Jefferson County Unified Sports Coordinator Tom Mort, ICHS Unified Sports Coordinator Amber Scott, coaches Franco Barcalow and Kaleb Mannion, and players Tatum Deem, Brayden Stewart, Elijah Painter, Alex Fabian, Colton Dawson, and Parker Heath, while the athletes received custom-made duds and had a chance to interact with current Browns players. Unified sports are part of the Unified Champion Schools program and Indian Creek is among the Jefferson County schools presently involved.

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