February 1, 2025 - 16:49

In a bold move to promote mental well-being, the Del Oro High School softball team is swapping their smartphones for flip phones for the next thirty days. This initiative aims to encourage students to disconnect from the constant distractions of social media and digital communication, allowing them to focus on their mental health and foster deeper connections with each other.
The decision comes in light of growing concerns about the impact of technology on young people's mental health. By limiting their access to smartphones, the team hopes to create a more mindful environment, where players can engage in face-to-face interactions and develop stronger bonds both on and off the field.
Coaches and team leaders believe that this challenge will not only enhance team dynamics but also serve as a valuable lesson in resilience and self-discipline. As they embark on this unique journey, the Del Oro softball team is setting an inspiring example for their peers, highlighting the importance of prioritizing mental health in a digital age.
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