November 2001 Table of Contents

THUNDEROUS RETURN

Columbus, Ohio, played host to the National Wheelchair Softball tournament?s silver anniversary?three days of surprises!

JUNIOR B-BALL BARRAGE

Brazil?s junior men?s team was poised to dash Canada?s hopes of defending its IWBF World Junior Men?s Championship.

ROAD WORK AHEAD

The 2001 Sadler?s Midnight Sun Ultra Challenge proved to be another display of superb athleticism and determination.

TOUGH ENOUGH

A six-day, 267-mile race across Alaska might intimidate some, but not James Lilly. He has survived far worse.

BIKE ON!

A leisurely ride or a cruise around the block?there?s a handcycle just right for you.

In My Opinion:

S?NS Editor Cliff Crase admits to a fencing faux pas.

Performance:

Rear-wheel size?does it really matter? You bet it does!

Players:

Profiles of tennis ace Paul Walker and water wizard Kerry McMurtry.

Tennis:

A grant, a victory, a program, a book, and a Web site?all for wheelers.

Festival features emerging elite roundballers from across the nation.

Racing:

Marianjoy 10k and Utica Boilermaker 15k races attract top athletes.

Shooting:

Two national titles find a new home, and NRA honors a new disabled champion.

Fishing:

PVA Bass Tournament stops in Iowa and New England.

Scorecard:

Who?s on top in water-skiing, track-and-field, PowerHockey?, table tennis, and sailing

Playbook:

Golf and martial arts?embracing participants with disabilities.

Timeout:

One bounce, or two?

Color Commentary:

Competing as an American, and a Paralympic warning bell.

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