Special Athletes to Compete at Penn State
Twenty-two special athletes from McKean County have been selected to compete at the Pennsylvania Special Olympics Summer Games at Penn State University, June 10-12. The McKean athletes will join more than 2,000 Special Olympians from across the state for three days of competition.
Qualifying to compete in bowling are Danyelle Trumbull, Tina Whitford and Jean Zumstein.
Track and field athletes include Charlie Barr, Kim Daniels, Justin Conner, Bailey Kinner, Ashley Peterson and David Bryan.
The swim team will consist of Andrew Wilson, Gary Stewart, Rebecca Buccolini and Stephanie Heffner.
Playing golf for McKean County will be Joe Sostakowski, George Burton and Jesse Crum.
Competing in softball individual skills will be Steve McQuone, Sharon Petitt, Robert Tubbs and T.A. Larson. Competing in basketball individual skills will be Glenn Lee and Robert McAlpine.
Selections for State Games are based on performance in training and in local and regional competitions prior to the state event. Over 360 special athletes are involved in the local program.
McKean County Special Olympics is a year-round program of sports training and competition for intellectually and physically challenged athletes.
Qualifying to compete in bowling are Danyelle Trumbull, Tina Whitford and Jean Zumstein.
Track and field athletes include Charlie Barr, Kim Daniels, Justin Conner, Bailey Kinner, Ashley Peterson and David Bryan.
The swim team will consist of Andrew Wilson, Gary Stewart, Rebecca Buccolini and Stephanie Heffner.
Playing golf for McKean County will be Joe Sostakowski, George Burton and Jesse Crum.
Competing in softball individual skills will be Steve McQuone, Sharon Petitt, Robert Tubbs and T.A. Larson. Competing in basketball individual skills will be Glenn Lee and Robert McAlpine.
Selections for State Games are based on performance in training and in local and regional competitions prior to the state event. Over 360 special athletes are involved in the local program.
McKean County Special Olympics is a year-round program of sports training and competition for intellectually and physically challenged athletes.
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