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Cumberland Country Club hosts Special Olympics golf team

Criteria for nomination are alumni must have graduated at least 10 years prior and been recognized for excelling in the sports programs of former LaSalle High School, Ursuline Academy and Bishop Walsh School. Nominations should be sent in writing to Bishop Walsh School, Att: Hall of Fame Nominations, 700 Bishop Walsh Rd., Cumberland, Md., 21502 The league holds matches on Monday evenings beginning in October and has been in existence for over 40 years with teams participating from all over the county. The league offers a friendly competitive edge for any ladies interested in joining. An awards banquet is held at the end of each season to crown the new league champion and award top shooters and a top rookie.

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Cumberland Country Club hosts Special Olympics golf team

CUMBERLAND — The Cumberland Country Club played host to the Allegany County Special Olympics golf team on Saturday. Five members — placed in levels according to golfing ability — of the local team participated. Matt James plays at level 5,



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Both the softball and golf Special Olympics teams from Deepwood beat their regional division opponents and will play in the state championship tournaments this month. The Division II softball team showed its prowess by beating Geauga



Special Olympics' Golf Open comes to Heron Glen

By Hunterdon County Democrat Golfers will tee off at the Heron Glen Golf Course, routes 202 and 31, Ringoes, at 11:30 am on Sept. 13 for the 22nd annual Golf Open benefiting Hunterdon County Special Olympics' athletes. The format is four person



Golf teams pair up with Special Olympics at tournament
Golf teams pair up with Special Olympics at tournament

“I thought it was perfect being a Special Olympics golf event and it really came at a good time.” But for Nause, her choice to partner her team with Special Olympics athletes comes more from her personal experience with Special Olympics.



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Mary Adams, area director of Special Olympics Midland, along with Ann Gach, assistant area director, and Chris Noel, volunteer coordinator for the annual golf outing, presented Tom Johnson, deposit sales and service assistant manager, with a plaque for




Special Olympic Athletes Return Home Winners after Successful ...

Berkeley, CA (PRWEB) June 19, 2008

More than 900 Special Olympic athletes vied for Northern California Championship titles June 7-8 during the 13th annual Summer Games at The University of California, Berkeley. The weather was perfect for the Games as athletes of all ages and abilities competed for gold in aquatics, bocce ball, tennis, track and field and volleyball. For complete results, go to http://www.sonc.org/summergames    

The Summer Games is the largest Special Olympics event held in Northern California each year, with more than 3,000 in attendance. All athletes returned home winners after a weekend of intense competition, fun and a chance to experience a little college life at The University of California, Berkeley. Traveling from 32 counties in Northern California, athletes had to qualify in regional competitions before being selected to represent their delegation at the Summer Games.

“The athletes are amazing, said Jenny Choo, directors of Summer Games for Special Olympics Northern California. “Everyone competed well, there were lots of smiling faces, and everything went smoothly in large part because of our many volunteers and the UC staff.”

The Games officially kicked off Friday night with an Opening Ceremony presented by AT&T that featured Country Vocalist Superstar Collin Raye, performing artist David Garibaldi, a parade of athletes, and a visit from Cal’s new men’s basketball coach Mike Montgomery.

Special Olympics athlete Titor Sandee from San Francisco had the honor of being the final torch bearer and lighting the caldron, as the games were declared “officially open” by John Panagakis who retired this year from 30-plus years of service as a Special Olympics coach and volunteer

Another highlight of the evening was the culmination of the Law Enforcement Torch Run. More than 500 law enforcement personnel ran the torch 738 miles in Northern California to its destination at UC Berkeley. They presented a check in the amount of 5,000 to Special Olympics Northern California CEO Rick Collett.


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