Special Olympics expects 1,200 athletes for games in Springfield – News-Leader.com
The Special Olympics Missouri State Summer Games will bring more than 1,200 athletes from across the state to Springfield at the end of this month, a news release from Special Olympics said. The state-level event takes place May 28 to 30 on the
Source: www.news-leader.com

Officers help with Olympics Torch Run – Goldsboro News-Argus
Goldsboro police Chief Tim Bell, left, lights the torch for Marcus Cox, center, 2009 Special Olympics Athlete of the Year, while Ryan Hood, right, Special Olympics global messenger, looks on prior to the start of the Law Enforcement Torch Run for
Source: www.newsargus.com

‘Invincible’ athlete’s death renews cardiac questions – Sacramento Bee
Every time an elite athlete dies suddenly from heart failure while competing – and thankfully, that doesn’t happen often – disbelief and concern are the dominant reactions. Such was the case Wednesday when triathlete, former professional cyclist
Source: www.sacbee.com

Olympic athlete Sally Gunnell gives Hike leg-up – Chichester Observer
OLYMPIC gold medallist Sally Gunnell helped give a leg-up to organisers of the third Hike 4 Hospices event. The annual walk, organised by the Rotary clubs in Sussex, raises money for four hospices in the region, including St Wilfrid’s in Chichester
Source: www.chichester.co.uk

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