- January 5th, 2007, 9:14 pm
#50618
This article made me shed a few tears.. make your way over to libertyflames.com if you haven't read it.
Brewington Reaches Out On Recent Roadtriphttp://libertyflames.com/index.cfm?PID= ... 34&TeamID=
January 4, 2007
Lynchburg, Va.
Liberty junior guard Dwight Brewington is a great success story, playing Division I college basketball with 60 percent hearing loss. Brewington’s impact continues to reach far beyond the basketball court as well.
When the Liberty men’s basketball team was awaiting a delayed flight in the Jacksonville airport on Wednesday evening after playing defending national champions and third-ranked Florida the previous night, Brewington had the opportunity to meet a young boy very much like himself.
10-year old Tucker Wiseman of Jacksonville, Fla., was at the airport awaiting a flight to take him back to the Clarke School in Northampton, Mass., a boarding school he attends, after being home for Christmas break.
Wiseman has 100 percent hearing loss in both ears and attends the boarding school in Massachusetts to accommodate his needs. When it was brought to Brewington’s attention that there was a young boy nearby signing with his mother, the junior wanted to meet him.
“I remember how hard it was growing up with my impairment,” said Brewington. “I wanted to meet him and tell him to never give up on anything and never let others cast him aside because he can’t hear.”








- By LU Armchair coach