UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa (WJAC) — The 8th annual Mack Brady Memorial Soccer Clinic was held Sunday on Penn State University’s campus.
Mack Brady passed away just two weeks before his 9th birthday.
His dream was to grow up and be a Penn State goalkeeper.
Now it’s a legacy the team and his family are living out for him.
For Penn State’s men's and women’s soccer teams, it's for more than just for the love of the game.
The clinic’s original goal was to encourage Mack’s teammates to keep playing soccer, but it has become so much more than that.
Now, the clinic helps make an impact on over 150 kids each year.
Mack died on New Year’s Eve in 2012, so each year, the clinic is held around what would have been his birthday.
Every year, the clinic encourages others to live out their dreams of becoming soccer stars, just like Mack.
For those who loved Mack, it's a day to honor and remember his life.
You can donate to the Mack Brady Memorial Men's Soccer Fund at Penn State by visiting Givenow.psu/mackbrady.
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