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ZEELAND, Mich. (WOOD) — A video of a blind student making a basket during a school basketball game in Michigan has gone viral.

The game was part of the unified sports programming for special education students at Zeeland Public Schools.

The video shows a student who is blind take the shot and sink the basket, making the crowd go wild as they cheered her on.

The student is part of the school’s zLinks program, a peer-based initiative to integrate students with special needs.

  • A video of a zLink Zeeland Public Schools student making a basket has gone viral. (Courtesy Brandy Navetta/Zeeland Public Schools)
  • A video of a zLink Zeeland Public Schools student making a basket has gone viral. (Courtesy Brandy Navetta/Zeeland Public Schools)
  • A video of a zLink Zeeland Public Schools student making a basket has gone viral. (Courtesy Shanna Mc Donnell/Zeeland Public Schools)

“zLinks is an absolute point of pride in our system,” Superintendent Brandi-Lyn Mendham said in a statement. “We are grateful for the way this program has impacted our students across the district as it represents the best of what Zeeland has to offer: compassion, opportunities, and relationships.”

More information about zLinks can be found at zlinks.org.