June 2001 Table of Contents

NETWORKING

Closing out the 2001 basketball season, the men?s and women?s tournaments showcased some of the sport?s finest talent.

THE ANSWER?

Just when the league needs a go-to guy to make everyone stand up and notice, a new kid in town has the basketball world raving. Is Pat Anderson ?The Answer??

EXPERIENCE REIGNS

Veteran tennis players handled the pressure and took the top titles at the Florida Open.

DEMOLITION DERBY

In the slam-bam world of quad rugby, would Lakeshore become only the second team in the sport?s history to ?three-peat??

HOME SWEET HOME

Although the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic had to find a new home after eight years in Crested Butte, Colo., by all accounts this year?s event was a huge success.

In My Opinion:

S?NS Editor Cliff Crase recaps an exciting?and in some cases, surprising?end to this year?s basketball season!

Juniors:

News about a cool new handcycle for kids and Georgia?s Junior Wheelchair Racing Team.

Fishing:

The Bass Trail continues, with a stop at Southeastern PVA?s event.

Flying:

Aspiring pilots can borrow hand controls and purchase videos.

Shooting:

Battista and Pumel are top guns in Florida competition.

Scorecard:

Some new faces as well as some familiar ones grace the winner?s circle at this year?s Boston Marathon?.

Performance:

Often people just roll over and accept what is given them, even if it is not appropriate, because someone told them they weren?t worthy of better mobility. Bunk!!

Timeout:

With Randy Snow?s announced retirement, is wheelchair tennis losing a great champion?

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