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Dom Stallworth

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Officially Doctoral Candidates!

DPT didactic coursework completed & now on to clinical rotations!

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Tomorrow it begins 🏁
Months of preparation.
Years of history.
A weekend that writes the next chapter.

RG4.

Let the games begin🏆

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March is officially loaded 🔥

March Madness.
Opening Day.
The Masters.

…and Rollins Game 🏁

Game recognizes game. 🏆

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WOOO happy birthday Dom!!!🥳

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CSM 2026💙

I am incredibly grateful to have attended this conference alongside over 15,000 physical therapy professionals. Being surrounded by so many passionate and dedicated clinicians, students, and researchers was truly inspiring.
I am honored to have served as a podium presenter, sharing my research and contributing to the meaningful conversations shaping our profession.
So many great memories were created, and I am already looking forward to the next conference!

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To infinity and beyond❤️

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louisa & friends 🐭

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CSM was one to remember! I’m so grateful that Kevin & I had the opportunity to present our research & be apart of advancing physical therapy. I enjoyed attending the educational sessions and networking with physical therapists and students from around the nation.

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Home to RG4 this year… your group trip could be next!

Tap the link in @rollins.game bio to explore booking, perks, and planning your own unforgettable experience.

Send this to the friends who actually make it out of the group chat!

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Lewis Benjamin “LB” Peters.

Born in 1866, just after emancipation, LB entered a world where freedom for Black families was new and uncertain. One of thirteen siblings, his life was shaped early by hard work, faith, and family.

Known lovingly as “Papa Pete,” LB built his life along Florida’s Gulf Coast as a fisherman and entrepreneur. He elevated his trade, building a fish icehouse by hand and earning a reputation for quality and integrity so strong that people crossed town to buy from him.

In Carrabelle and later Port St. Joe, LB and his wife Sarah “Mama Mitt” Jackson raised their children, built businesses, and helped lay the foundation for Black community and enterprise.

LB lived to be 101, carrying the dignity of a man who built something lasting with his hands and his heart.

Knowing our family history reminds us that our strength, work ethic, and values did not begin with us. We stand on the shoulders of ancestors like LB Peters, and we honor them by remembering and carrying their legacy forward.

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Play is essential.

Somewhere along the way, we’re taught to grow up and take life seriously… and we forget how powerful it is to just play.

To laugh hard, compete freely, and feel joy without needing a reason.

At its core, that’s what Rollins Game protects and amplifies ⚡️

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This is what happens when Fellowship comes first ✊🏽

Rollins Game isn’t all about winning, it’s about who you’re standing next to while you compete.

What started off as a weekend has turned into a community 🫱🏽‍🫲🏻

RG4 loading this March 🏁

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