




The rugby nationals brought forth its usual excitement, while a potential superhero emerged onto the scene.
Tires were spinning as top handcyclists from around the country matched up in elite competitions.
Trapshooting, pistol shoots...it might be time to give these activities a try. Whether for competition or simply for fun, you just need to concentrate!
Hawaii is a huge tourist destination. And, despite its sand, surf, and other intimidating and potentially inaccessible features, it's a place where disability doesn't have to be an issue.
From the July 1992 edition of Sports 'n Spokes, editor Cliff Crase comments on race officials telling wheelchair competitors, believe it or not, to slow down.
South Africa's Ernst Van Dyk claims his record eighth Boston Marathon victory. Japan's Wakako Tsuchida cruises to the women's title. Also: The L.A. Marathon and the Bloomsday 2009.
Jeff Pagels relates his hunting experiences from the seat of his ATV. Also: Hunting turkeys in Iowa.
Boat that accommodates six people, including two wheelchair users, facilitates fishing fun off the Tampa MacDill Air Force Marina. Also: PVA Bass Trail news.
Athletes compete in track, field, weightlifting, swimming, and archery at the Southeastern Regional Wheelchair Games in South Carolina. Also: Bowling action and the 2009 Florida Open International Wheelchair Tennis Championships.
Sled hockey player and three-time U.S. Paralympian Kip St. Germaine keeps coming back for more.
Measures you can take to make sure you eliminate the possibility of foodborne illness.
Staff at Craig Hospital in Denver opens Matt Updike's eyes to recreational opportunities. Now he competes in races all over the world.
World T.E.A.M. Sports event draws 340 cyclists to honor and include soldiers who have been severely injured in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. (This month's SNS cover is from the event.)
Survey relates the positive effects that competing in sports has for students with physical disabilities.
Jeff Pagels takes a stab at his wife's favorite sport: golf.
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