Section 2
The team was founded/by Luma Mufleh. She was the coach/of a girls’ soccer team/in Clarkston.
One day in 2004,/Luma saw some refugee boys. They were playing soccer/on the street. As they looked happy,/she asked,/“Can I play soccer with you?” The boys were suspicious/at first. However,/once they played together,/the boys noticed her soccer skills. That was the moment/when they changed their attitude.
Later,/Luma learned about the boys’ past. She realized/that they were able to forget about it/while they were playing soccer. She also understood the feeling of isolation/because she herself came from Jordan/at the age of 18. She wanted to do something/for the boys.
The team was founded/by Luma Mufleh. She was the coach/of a girls’ soccer team/in Clarkston.
One day in 2004,/Luma saw some refugee boys. They were playing soccer/on the street. As they looked happy,/she asked,/“Can I play soccer with you?” The boys were suspicious/at first. However,/once they played together,/the boys noticed her soccer skills. That was the moment/when they changed their attitude.
Later,/Luma learned about the boys’ past. She realized/that they were able to forget about it/while they were playing soccer. She also understood the feeling of isolation/because she herself came from Jordan/at the age of 18. She wanted to do something/for the boys.