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Minot State University Baseball Team Makes Young Fan’s Day

The University of Mary Marauders faced off against the Minot State University Beavers in a thrilling baseball doubleheader. While the Beavers managed to secure a victory on the field, the real highlight of the day was a heartwarming interaction with a young fan.

Five-year-old Teage Fuller, a sports enthusiast despite his young age, was given the opportunity to run the bases at Corbett Field and even received two game balls from the team. Teage, who loves playing sports with his older brother Tripp, was overjoyed by the experience.

What makes Teage’s story even more remarkable is his battle with Ebstein’s anomaly, a rare congenital heart defect. Despite facing health challenges, Teage’s positive spirit and love for sports have inspired those around him.

Thanks to the support of organizations like Make-A-Wish, Teage was able to enjoy a trip to Disney World and receive life-changing medical treatment. Now, with the success of his surgeries, Teage may have the opportunity to pursue competitive sports in the future.

The Minot State University team, touched by Teage’s story, welcomed him with open arms and even offered him the chance to join them on the field. Teage’s family, including his parents and grandparents, spent a memorable day cheering on the Beavers and celebrating the power of sports to bring joy and inspiration to people of all ages.

Teage’s resilience and love for sports serve as a reminder of the impact that kindness and community support can have on individuals facing adversity. His story is a testament to the power of sports to unite and uplift us all.