81. Special Olympics Colorado - Description Of 22 Sports Olympics Colorado offers four sports seasons annually fivea-side team games, individualskills competitions bocce Three categories of competition for singles http://www.specialolympicsco.org/events/desc_sports.html

Home Events Description of 22 Sports Special Olympics Colorado offers four sports seasons annually, each of which culminates in statewide competition. Winter (January to March) Alpine skiing Eleven categories of competition, including walk and glide events, sit-ski competition, and giant slalom and slalom races. Basketball Seven categories of competition, including individual skills competitions, team games and demonstration events like dribbling, shooting and passing. Cross-country skiing Eighteen categories of competition, including races from 10m to 10k and relays. Figure skating Seven categories of competition, including solo and pairs ice dancing, skills competitions and solo and pairs skates. Speed skating Twelve categories of competition, including 10m to 1500m races and relay events.

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Home Search Jobs My Monster Career Centre ... Our Sponsorship Countdown: days until the 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games WHAT: The th Special Olympics World Summer Games will be held in Ireland in 2003. This is the first time this major event will be held outside of the United States and it will be the largest sporting event in the world in that year. WHO: Athletes WHEN: June 2003 th th Host Town Programme st th 2003 World Games WHERE: The Games and competition will be centred around the greater Dublin area . However, the entire island of Ireland will have an opportunity to play an integral part in the event. A feature of these World Games will be a Host Town Programme where all the participating teams will be hosted by local communities from the 16 th th June 2003. Games Locations: Click on the type of sport for more location information Individual Sports Team Sports Demonstration Sports KEY NUMBERS: Number of Sports Offered Number of International Delegations Participating Volunteers Needed Volunteer Recruitment Began Number of Media from Around the World Spectators Expected during Games Week SPORTS OFFERED: The 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games will offer competition in 18 official summer sports and two demonstration sports in various venues throughout Dublin and the greater Dublin area.

83. Special Olympics; Indiana/Tippecanoe County - Sports bocce Ball (T sp/su) Track Field (T - sp/su). Skiing (T - w). Individualsports Director Charlie Young Team sports Director Ken Livengood. http://home1.gte.net/res0m793/so-sport.htm

"Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt." Special Olympics Oath Special Olympics' Sports Special Olympics is made up of many different and available sports. There are two categories: Traditional and Unified sports. Traditional sports consist of Special Olympian athletes only. Unified sports are those where Special Olympians team up with 'partners' without mental handicaps. Tippecanoe County has several Unified sports on the roster. Get involved with someone special be a helper on a Traditional team; OR even better, be a teammate on a Unified team! You just might have some fun and learn lots too besides giving so much to some very special persons!! Contact Dixie Stinson, Volunteer Coordinator see the contacts page. Bocce Ball (T - sp/su) Horseshoes (T - sp/su) Power Lifting (T - sp/su) Gymnastics (T - sp/su) Long Distance Walking/Running (T - su/f) Ice Skating (T - w) Skiing (T - w) Individual Sports Director Charlie Young Team Sports Director Ken Livengood Send comments and questions to Special Olympics; Indiana/Tippecanoe County; P.O. Box 4801; Lafayette, Indiana 47903

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86. Carolina Meadows :: Publicity Now on to some of the individual winners. of the Kents, Bob won a second prize inBocce, while his The Kents covered many sports on their bicycle built for two http://www.carolinameadows.org/n_a_events/touch_aug02.html

Touch of Gray - August 2002 Camp MeadowWood Fourth of July Sports Day at Carolina Meadows Camp MeadowWood Residents and staff of Carolina Meadows Retirement Community welcomed 22 excited, wide-eyed children aged 6-13 to their campus in July for the last two-week long session of Camp MeadowWoods 2002 Season. Camp MeadowWood, previously known as the OPC (Orange, Persons, Chatham Counties) Children's Therapeutic Summer Camp, now recognizes both Carolina Meadows and Carol Woods Retirement Communities for their sponsorship of this unique program that combines therapy and the fun of camp. The OPC Foundation for Mental Health sends 60 children to Camp MeadowWood through donated scholarships. These children, challenged by emotional and behavioral problems and/or developmental disabilities, might not otherwise have the chance to experience summer day camp most children take for granted. Camp MeadowWood is unique. Not only do mental health professionals staff it, but it is an intergenerational camp as well. During the week over 45 Carolina Meadows residents and staff planned and participated in sports, workshops, and special activities with the children. For grandparents and great grandparents it was a natural interaction and the children responded to the special attention and caring very quickly.

87. Special Olympics Indiana News Releases training and competition opportunities in 17 sports. organization relies on individualand corporate Aquatics, Athletics, Basketball, bocce, Bowling, Horseshoes http://www.specialolympicsindiana.org/news.html

Organization Local Participation Current Volunteers Prospective Volunteers ... Contact us SOIN News Releases 2003 Ice Skating Championships 2002 State Softball Finals 2002 Plane Pull 2002 Hometown Heroes Bus Tour ... 2002 Summer Games For immediate release: February 25, 2003 For more information, contact: Rita DeKlyen 317-328-2014 Event Day: 317-989-9057 Special Olympics Indiana Ice Skating Championships To Be Held at Pan Am Plaza Special Olympics skaters will take to the ice when 65 Indiana athletes compete in the 2003 Special Olympics Indiana Ice Skating Championships on February 27th at the Indiana/World Skating Academy, located at Pan Am Plaza in downtown Indianapolis. All skaters have participated in a six-week training program prior to the State Championships. Training has taken place at the Indiana/World Skating Academy, Carmel Ice Skadium and Perry Ice Rink under the direction of Sandy Lamb, Paula Mills and volunteer coaches. Ice Skating Championships Opening Ceremonies will begin promptly at 11:45 a.m. at the Skating Academy. During opening ceremonies, a Special Olympics athlete will recite the Special Olympics Oath. Volunteers from Conseco, Merrill Lynch and Wishard Ambulance will help with the event. There is no admission charge. Supporters for the event include Junior League of Indianapolis Trust Fund, Altum's Gardens and Coca-Cola Company.

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90. Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Sports Briefs sports Briefs. XGame Trials. Professional skateboaders Donovan Drestiand Rich Cooley, both of Los Gatos, left town last Thursday http://www.svcn.com/archives/lgwt/05.01.02/sports-briefs-0218.html

May 1, 2002 Los Gatos, California Since 1881 Sports Briefs X-Game Trials Professional skateboaders Donovan Dresti and Rich Cooley, both of Los Gatos, left town last Thursday to compete in the X-Games Trials near Dallas, Texas. Golf tournament The Los Gatos Little League Golf Tournament, a fundraiser for the local league, will be held on May 10 at the Summit Pointe Golf Club in Milpitas. The 18-hole scramble, best-ball tournament will begin with a shotgun start at 1 p.m., following registration from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The entry fee of $175 includes golf cart, range balls, lunch and beverages, tee prizes and a dinner buffet. There will be prizes for lowest score, longest drive and closest to the pin. For more information, call Peter Jordan at 408.284.6229 or 408.354.0789 or Mike Denevi at 408.727.9600 or 408.356.1829. Cat's Hill The 28th annual Cat's Hill Criterium, a bicycle race held on the streets of downtown Los Gatos, is coming up May 11. More than 400 amateur riders and 100 professionals will compete in a number of different races as they speed down Tait, Bayview, Nicholson and Bachman streets, and also make the famous climb up the steep Nicholson hillCat's Hill. A portion of the proceeds from the race will benefit the Los Gatos Elementary Educational Foundation.

91. Los Gatos Weekly-Times | U.S. Bocce Championships US bocce tourney in Los Gatos. Campo di bocce nationally recognizedevent. Rules and scoring follow US bocce Federation protocol. http://www.svcn.com/archives/lgwt/05.01.02/bocce-0218.html

May 1, 2002 Los Gatos, California Since 1881 U.S. bocce tourney in Los Gatos Campo di Bocce, Los Gatos' own bocce ball courts, located at 565 University Ave., is this year's host for the annual U.S. Bocce Championships, which take place May 5-12. More than 500 bocce ball players from throughout the country will gather in Los Gatos to participate in the sport's only nationally recognized event. Rules and scoring follow U.S. Bocce Federation protocol. The championship, co-chaired by Benjamin Musolf and John Ross, comprises several different divisions: under-25 open competition, men's and women's volo competition, team punto and team raffa. The event also includes a welcoming dinner and closing ceremonies. Spectators are welcome, as are volunteers. For additional information, call 408.395.7650. Arborist Blair Glenn keeps area trees healthy News Briefs Campbell resident convicted for Monte Sereno cat burglaries Pamela Jacobs, Tom Williams fill town management openings ... SVCN, LLC. Maintained by Boulevards New Media

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