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Today is Wednesday, May 5, 2021, and we begin with an Arizona college student taking the

challenge she was born with to take a swing at history.

Next week, Amy Bockersdett will become the first athlete with Down syndrome to play for

a national championship.

Her sport is golf, and she'll hit the links with her Paradise Valley Community College

teammates in Armand Beach, Florida, starting Monday.

Amy is no stranger to breaking barriers.

In 2016, she became the first golfer with Down syndrome to qualify for the state of Arizona's

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