KPVA News

Why is there a 'Little' Red Wagon in Spokane, Washington?

 

Pittsburgh
will be the site of the
National Veterans Wheelchair Games, 01-06 August 2011


Jim Riemer and Tom Strang pose in front of the Radio Flyer wagon in Spokane, Washington, during a break in the 2009 National Wheelchair Games there in July.
Photo by Cindy Schoentag.

The medal counts for Keystone PVA athletes in this and the past four years:

2009--20 GOLD, 7 Silver, and 5 bronze
2008--16 GOLD, 7 Silver, and 5 bronze
2007--14 GOLD, 7 Silver, and 5 bronze
2006--15 GOLD, 8 Silver, and 4 bronze
2005--10 GOLD, 10 Silver, and 5 bronze

Athletes complete within three divisions--Masters (over age 40), Novice (first-time competitors in the Games), and Open (all others, or those who choose to compete in this category). They also compete within classes according to the level of their physical ability, with three quadriplegic-level classes and four paraplegic-level or amputee classes. These divisions and classes are not shown here but can be viewed on the results pages for the Games at the Department of Veterans Affairs web site, http://www1.va.gov/vetevent/nvwg/2009. They are also in the September-October edition of The Parascope. Click here to see it on line and print it yourself.

 

 


The Keystone Chapter of the PVA receives the overwhelming majority of its support from contributions made by the general public. It is with these contributions we are able to continue our support for spinal cord injury research, advocacy for adequate health care and accessibility, and programs for the physically challenged.

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