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2 weeks ago |
wsoctv.com | DaShawn Brown
CHARLOTTE — Panthers quarterback Bryce Young hosted a youth camp to teach football skills on Saturday morning. But that wasn’t the only skill Bryce Young wanted to instill in the children looking up to him. The football star has a passion for teaching mental wellness. Channel 9’s DaShawn Brown went to Bryce Young’s camp to learn more. Watch the video at the top of this story to hear more about Young’s mission, his inspiration, and those he hopes to inspire.
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3 weeks ago |
wsoctv.com | DaShawn Brown
CHARLOTTE — For the second straight year, Panthers quarterback Bryce Young will host a free youth camp in Charlotte, with an emphasis on mental health. The event is in support of the Young9 foundation, founded by Young, which aims to educate and empower youth and their families to navigate the unique pressures and challenges they face. It’s scheduled to run from 9 a.m. to Noon, Saturday, June 7th at the Irwin Belk Complex on the Johnson C Smith University campus.
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3 weeks ago |
wsoctv.com | DaShawn Brown
ExpandCharlotte FC logo +CaptionCHARLOTTE — An ongoing partnership between Charlotte FC and a nonprofit called the Laundry Project helped serve hundreds of families by providing free access to laundry services. The club held two events last Thursday and Sunday. The Laundry Project helps families wash clothes and linens by transforming the laundromat into a community center. Volunteers then help with laundry and even provide entertainment for the kids.
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4 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | DaShawn Brown
The Charlotte Checkers are back in action Thursday night after earning a one-game lead in the Eastern Conference finals. The Checkers topped the Laval Rockets Wednesday night, 5-1. John Leonard scored his third goal of the preseason, setting an all-time franchise record. AdvertisementGame two at Laval is set for 7 p.m.VIDEO: Charlotte Checkers announce new ownership
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | DaShawn Brown
Eight competitors in the Meck Mile ran for four hours straight on Saturday to raise money for Hurricane Helene relief. Several of the runners have ties to Western North Carolina and were in the Asheville area when the hurricane hit. On Saturday, they ran from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m., with each lap they ran being sponsored, with the money going towards relief in western North Carolina. Channel 9’s DaShawn Brown caught up with several of these runners.
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Chuba said he’ll be hosting his youth camp in Canada during the break. “To even think when I was a kid I (didn’t) know anybody that was in the league that I looked up to like that..(for) kids to say okay, we can actually do this especially being from Canada, I hold that high.” https://t.co/Fm86jhWWxm