“The more I got into playing it, and the more I got to talking with people, it has taught me everything that I know now of being blind.” -Steven Harris on beep baseball

Steven Harris, known as “Stevie” to his closest friends and family, enjoys playing sports and many other recreational activities, but one night, his life changed forever. Six years ago in June, the Columbus resident went to bed one night and woke up the next morning totally blind. It turned out ... ... See more

This weekend, eye surgeon Dr. Vivienne Hau will lead the first team of visually impaired runners and guides at the Hood & Portland To Coast Relays (Official Page).

“While I may guide my athletes to safely finish a race, they are in turn guiding me on how to be a better physician to my visually impaired patients, as well as a better caring person, more aware of other people’s needs.” ... See more

Vivienne Hau fixes retinas by day; now, she’s co-captain of the first-ever visually impaired Hood to Coast Relay team.

“Heading into Lima I feel good. I have been working hard and trying to improve the set of skills I have to hopefully provide another performance similar to the one at the IBSA Qualifier." -Josh Welborn, USA Men's Goalball

Pictured: Josh Welborn is seen from behind as he rests his arms on the top of the goal during a goalball match. He is wearing a #3 USA jersey with his last name on the back, his left sleeve is red and white stripes and his right sleeve is blue with white stars. ... See more

The three big summer holidays of 2019 appear like mile markers on Josh Welborn’s goalball roadmap. Memorial Day weekend saw Welborn’s team take gold at the United States Association of Blind Athletes’ National Championships. Over the Fourth of July week, he led Team USA as the top goal scorer ... ... See more