January 2001 Table of Contents

SKI FEVER

The U.S. Disabled Ski Team is pumped up for another exciting season. Here's a preview of the athletes who are heating up the slopes in preparation for the next Paralympics: Salt Lake City 2002!

SO THIS IS FISHIN??

Anglers took to Georgia's waters to hunt for the elusive finicky fish on the last stop of the 2000 PVA National Bass Trail. Who were the season's winners?

GRIDIRON GRIT

Knock! Boom! Bam! Smash! Crash! Road rash! These were just a few of the sights and sounds at the annual Blister Bowl, the longest-running wheelchair-football tournament in the United States.

A STROLL IN THE PARK

For camping, fishing, or just good old relaxation, Pennsylvania's Pymatuning State Park is "a piece of paradise"—and it's accessible!

In My Opinion:

S'NS Editor Cliff Crase introduces Wheelchair Sports, U.S.A.'s, newest Hall of Fame members.

Juniors:

Temperatures may still be a bit chilly, but there are hot times ahead in a Georgia junior sports camp.

Playbook:

An adaptive-skiing symposium attracts big names, and IWA announces scholarships for wheelchair aviators.

Scorecard:

With the National Wheelchair Basketball Association's final-four championships about three months away, which teams are ranked where?

Shooting:

The 2001 trap trail kicks off in Tucson, Ariz.

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