Born without a right hand, Britt Apgar is set to play in the Women’s Professional Baseball League

Britt Apgar, born with a limb difference, overcame numerous challenges to play in the Women’s Professional Baseball League. Despite having a small right forearm and no fingers on her right hand, her parents instilled in her the belief that she should never use her hand as an excuse and encouraged her to give her all in everything she pursued. Apgar developed unique techniques to play baseball, such as using her nub to guide the bat and quickly switching her glove to her left hand when pitching. Her journey included overcoming rejection from a high school baseball team due to her size and switching to softball. Her determination and family support led her to play for the Los Angeles Queens in the WPBL’s inaugural season, showcasing her resilience and passion for the sport. QUESTION: How might Britt Apgar’s story inspire others facing physical challenges to pursue their dreams? 

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