Transform Goals to Greatness

Kevin Biggers is considered a natural athlete. Even with his college days as a defensive back for the University of Nebraska football team behind him, the head coach for the USC Trojan Masters Track Club spotted Biggers and recruited him. “Head Coach Driver urged me to try out,” said Biggers. “I had no formal training to run track but I’m always up for a challenge, so I chose the long jump.” Ten days later, Biggers competed and won the gold medal. Typically, it is not reco

When Christina R. Silva was 19, she joined the U.S. Marine Corps because of her father’s legacy of service as a US Army Soldier during the Vietnam Era and the innate desire to make a difference through the elite training offeredby the Marines. The native of Louisiana discovered during her first week of boot camp that there was a sacrificial cost to earn a Meritorious Mast as a woman. Silva experienced a series of devastating events that lead to an instant impactof mental, e

­ After six different medical providers examined Tisha Campbell-Martin’s son, her intuition that something wasn’t right was finally confirmed — the diagnosis was autism and he was 18 months old. It was heart-breaking for the Martins to get the news but also liberating because now they had the answer to what was wrong, even if the why was still a mystery. Martin is certainly not alone on this journey. The gymnasium was filled with parents and their children listening to Martin