Endicott Softball, Team IMPACT Feature Set To Air On NESN (12/21/2020, 9 PM EST)

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BEVERLY, Mass. — In September 2019, Team IMPACT helped Kendall Weinburg become an official member of the Endicott College softball team, and the New England Sports Network (NESN) has captured their entire journey ever since—through Signing Day, the holidays, and the unusual circumstances of 2020. 

This coming Monday (12/21/2020), learn more about the heartwarming story that brought Kendall, Endicott Softball, and Team IMPACT all together at 9 PM (EST). 

EPISODE TRAILER

WAYS TO WATCH ON MONDAY

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New England residents can check their local channel guide or visit GetNESN.com to find ways to get NESN in your area. NESN National is a national television service of NESN that provides fans outside of New England the best opportunity to follow New England Sports. NESN National is currently available through several TV providers in select service areas. Check out the list on this page to see how NESN National is available in your area.

KENDALL'S STORY

Nine-year-old Kendall is one of more than 160,000 individuals living courageously with spina bifida. As a result, she has limited mobility and walks with crutches—but Kendall doesn't let her diagnosis sideline her.

ABOUT TEAM IMPACT

Team IMPACT is a national nonprofit headquartered in Boston that connects children facing serious or chronic illnesses with college athletic teams, forming life-long bonds and life-changing outcomes. Team IMPACT has more than 1,000 teams across the country waiting to be matched with children, ages 5-16, who have been diagnosed with a life-threatening or chronic illness and who could benefit from becoming a member of the team. If you know a child who may be interested, visit www.teamimpact.org for more information. 

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(Photo Credit - Terry Slater)