Huntsman world senior games 2010

George, filling up hotels, restaurants and main thoroughfares throughout the city as they enjoy the competition and camaraderie of what has become an annual tradition for many. All 50 of the United States are represented in and athletes from 26 different countries take the playing field this year.

Two brand new countries, Czech Republic and Kazakhstan, raise the total number of countries participating since to With the addition of Soccer to the line-up, the Games offer 27 different sports. From archery to volleyball, individual events to team sports, there is something for everyone. This makes the event more inclusive and allows for a legitimate chance at a medal.

Part of the success of the Games is attributed to the philosophy founded in the early years of providing much more than just a sporting event. The Huntsman World Senior Games is the largest annual multi-sport athletic event in the world and takes place every October in St. George, Utah. The Games offers 27 different sports including Archery, Triathlon and Softball.

Press releases and news tips may be sent to [email protected]. Christa Bortignon W80 won 50m, m, m, long jump, triple jump, high jump and standing long jump. All all except the high jump were meet records! Photos by Rob Jerome — Thank you to Rob and all the other photographers who support Masters Athletes through your excellent work. Official Meet Results — Results in Rankings. Thumbs up! This is fun to read. Powerwalking was held at the new track at Dixie State University. Volunteer medical and nursing students assist with the screenings and generous sponsors provide diagnostic equipment and services.

Band concerts, dances, and awards socials for each sport are also part of the package, bringing athletes and guests together in a social atmosphere where they share in, and congratulate each other for, their achievements. This important aspect of the Games emphasizes the celebration of success for all participants, whether or not they win a medal.

An overview of the Games would not be complete without mentioning our volunteers--thousands of adults, youth, and children who donate innumerable hours to make this two-week event a treasured experience for all.

From sport directors to entertainers, each volunteer plays a valuable role in the success of the Games. As time marches on, the Huntsman World Senior Games will continue to host this one of a kind celebration promoting worldwide Peace, Health, Friendship, and as founder John Morgan reminds us, "Fun!

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