Loving Your Disability
In her early teens, Christie Levine had to reconcile herself with her chronic scoliosis. In coming to terms with her disability, she also became an athlete.
basketball
Adventures on the Court
During my 8th grade year, I had the coach with anger problems and in one game one of the players upset him and he cussed at her in front of everyone. It was scary and I didn’t know what to do but listen to him so I didn’t get yelled at, too.
Embrace the Unexpected
What I thought was going to be a terrible experience ended up teaching me so much about myself
When a Rose Blooms Again
Recently Derrick Rose was traded to The Knicks and it looks like it’s going to be a good situation for everyone involved.
When The Warriors Shoot, Bay Area Youth Score
The Golden State Warriors just broke the NBA record for the most three-pointers in a single season. What you might not know, is how important those baskets are for young people like me.
A Renaissance For Oakland and The Warriors
What does the Warriors’ success mean for the City of Oakland? Youth Radio’s Garrison Pennington finds out.
Draymond Green Talks Frankly With Teens
Youth Radio reporters interview Draymond Green, Warriors Power Forward.
Ball is Life?
In middle school, I struggled at the beginning of the year to fit in, to find the people I would really get along with. As a last resort, I turned to the basketball team to find friends and a place, to attempt, to fit in.
Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls
The Chicago Bulls are kind of good, because Michael Jordan used to play for the team. Without him the Bulls would have lost the majority of their games.