About the Michigan Victory Games
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The Michigan Victory Games started in 1976 to provide athletes who have a physical disability the opportunity to participate in recreational and competitive sports. Participation in the Games gives athletes a chance to compete against their peers in a variety of events and reap the same benefits as others who participate in organized sports. Since its inception, the Michigan Victory Games has qualified many athletes to compete in Paralympics, World Games, and the National Sports Festival. In 2009, Paralympics' representatives attended the Games for the first time -- only one of three sites in the Nation to be given this honor.
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| About the Michigan Victory Games Director; Stella A. Husch, MSA, CPRP, CTRS
Stella Husch is a Certified Recreational Therapist who graduated from Michigan State University with a BS Degree in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Resources with an emphasis in Therapeutic Recreation. She went on to complete a Masters of Science Degree in Administration with Central Michigan University.
Stella Husch is the President of Strive Recreational Therapy Services, Inc. and the Director of Strive, Inc., a non-profit recreational therapy service organization. Both businesses address the need of Therapeutic Recreation (TR) services for individuals with disabilities within the community. To access more information about Strive Recreational Therapy Services, Inc. and Strive, Inc. please visit www.striveonline.org.
Stella has been involved as a volunteer, coach, and has served on the Board for the Michigan Victory Games for more than 10 years. Stella Husch was named as the Michigan Victory Games Director in 2007.
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