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Many challenges are ahead for Peter Kohn, a beloved collegiate lacrosse field manager who is believed to be autisticMany challenges are ahead for Peter Kohn, a beloved collegiate lacrosse field manager who is believed to be autistic. As the team seeks a national championship, Peter must choose between his allegiance to the student athletes and his devotion to a cancer-stricken friend, all while reacting emotionally to his upcoming retirement. Can anyone, let alone Peter, negotiate such dramatic changes? Support   2005 | 65 min
Many challenges are ahead for Peter Kohn, a beloved collegiate lacrosse field manager who is believed to be autistic. As the team seeks a national championship, Peter must choose between his allegiance to the student athletes and his devotion to a cancer-stricken friend, all while reacting emotionally to his upcoming retirement. Can anyone, let alone Peter, negotiate such dramatic changes? Comments Posted 11/21/08 by Andy McDonald
Great stuff! Pete’s dedication to his friends and the game of lacrosse is truly inspirational. I have great memories of Pete from Hobart Lacrosse camp as a kid in the eighties. The camp would often fall on July 4th, and Pete would walk the halls of the dormitory making sure every kid was awake, hollering, “Time to get up boys, Time to make your country proud, time to get up!” and he meant it. thanks for the memory Posted 10/13/08 by patty
Peter Kohn is truly a very special human being. He is an inspiration to all. I loved the film. Middlbury College was very lucky to have Pete!!! Posted 10/12/08 by scott
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