First Montana Football Game and a Coin Toss Make a Dream Come True
Polson local Elijah Crick was chosen by the Montana Hope Project in partnership with Dream Come True to celebrate with the Griz homecoming and be their coin tosser.
Elijah, a Polson Middle School seventh grader, has cerebral palsy, a seizure disorder, and a traumatic brain injury due to a traumatic birth.
He was granted his wish as a 4-year-old through the Montana Hope Project, a state-wide organization that grants wishes to children living with life-threatening illnesses.
His dream came true during the Griz homecoming weekend.
- Elijah got a tour of the locker rooms and weight room from Monte.
- He also received a tour of the stadium.
Author's summary: Elijah's dream came true at Griz homecoming.
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