Riki Koshimizu was a typical high school student in Dallas, focused on his studies, social life and burgeoning tennis career. But he started to take notice of his fellow students with autism.
He didn’t have a personal connection with autism — there was nobody in his family or among his close friends with autism — but he still knew he wanted to do something.
When he enrolled at Saint Louis University as a scholarship athlete in men’s tennis, he put wheels under those plans. He connected with ACEing Autism and started an ACEing Autism program in St. Louis this year.
