Upper St. Clair adaptive athlete breaking barriers, competing on middle school track team
Holden Schwamberger is believed to be the first junior-high adaptive track athlete in all of western Pennsylvania.
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Holden Schwamberger is believed to be the first junior-high adaptive track athlete in all of western Pennsylvania.
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