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Unity has a voice, and we hear it this week! The JOHN BOHLINGER
BRIAN SCHWEITZER LT. GOVERNOR
mountains around this beautiful community echo with GOVERNOR
messages of acceptance, dignity, respect – because
Special Olympics Montana athletes are coming to the
2010 State Summer Games. Listen to the joy!
For three days, competition at MSU and around the
community features aquatics, bocce, track and field,
gymnastics, kayaking, equestrian, to name only a few.
More than 2000 Montana athletes participate year-
round, with nearly 1100 of them here this week. They
have trained tirelessly, and will not disappoint. Cheer
them on! May 2010
To make the Games possible, Bozeman volunteers
have prepared for months. We extend deepest thanks to Greetings,
all, with a special nod to excellent volunteer leadership
the Special Olympics Montana
from Games Co-Directors Chris Odegard from Murdoch’s I am privileged to once again serve as Honorary Head Coach for
nts the genero us spirit of our great state this week
Ranch & Home Supply, and Tory Atkins of RightNow State Summer Games. Bozeman represe
ers steppin g up to help host the Games . I am proud to join those
Technologies. When it’s over, nearly 2000 people will with nearly 2000 local volunte
we give life to the Special
have volunteered. That’s a tremendous effort. But volunteers, along with more than 1000 athletes and their teams, as
there’s more. Olympics messages of acceptance, dignity and respect.
The voice of unity is loudest at Bozeman Schools.
hard to prepare for
Project UNIFY is a national Special Olympics initiative to The Special Olympics teams arriving in Bozeman have worked very
build friendship and acceptance between students of all train for weeks in their sports to develop skill and fitness. Volunteer
competition. Athletes
athlete s. Families and other
coaches also acquire training so they can guide these enthusiastic
abilities. Nowhere has a school district embraced UNIFY
more strongly than right here in Bozeman. Students of . The Games reflect great teamwork
community members pitch in wherever they are needed
every ability launched many activities, such as a massive
campaign to ban the use of the ‘r-word’. More than 1000 from start to finish.
youth also join their adopted Special Olympics teams at cs experience this week.
Opening Ceremonies as part of the high-tech unity I encourage you to join the team and take part in the Special Olympi
celebra tion having less to do with
message. And twenty talented students wrote original As athletes demonstrate uncommon courage, they prompt a
winning than with dignity. Don’t miss it – join the celebration!
songs for a contest to feature the message. Winning
songs are performed at the opening event.
For these reasons and more, you won’t want to miss Enjoy the Games!
Opening Ceremonies Wednesday, May 12 at 7pm in Brick
Breeden fieldhouse. Bozeman resident Kevin Michael
Connolly – photographer, author, motivator, X-Games
and Paralympics competitor – hosts the event, bringing
the exhilarating message of a person born with unique
abilities. Unity has a voice, and Kevin Connolly speaks it!
Games Closing Ceremonies Friday, May 14 at 8:00am
wrap up the Games with a celebratory program and the Governor Brian Schweitzer
Bresnan Communications/Chevy Truck raffle drawing. Honorary Head Coach
We are exceptionally pleased to bring the 2010 Games 2010 Special Olympics Montana State Summer Games
to Bozeman for this second of three years. You are
invited to participate in a community-building, life-
changing experience. Add your applause to the
celebration! Listen to the sounds of unity!

Mary Kay Yeley,, Vice President

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Honorary Games Chairman

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Bozeman High School senior Hillary Rasker (in stripes) and other students from Walker Asserson's AP Psych class and Tonya Shonkwiler's Lifeskills class make post-
ers in February to raise awareness to end the use of the word "retarded" at the high school.
Special olympics’ project unify
Breaking down barriers, changing ‘us vs. them’ to ‘we’
By GAIL SCHONTZLER
gails@dailychronicle.com
When 1,100 Special Olympics athletes march into the
opening ceremonies of the 2010 Montana Special
Olympics Summer Games, they will march side by side
with 1,000 of their biggest supporters.
This year for the first time, 43 classes of Bozeman
school students and local groups that have “adopted”
Special Olympics teams will join in the parade of
athletes entering the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse at
Montana State University.
In the past, Bozeman classes adopted teams, but just
one or two classmates got to march in with the athletes,
said Tammy Peterson, vice president of field service for
Montana Special Olympics in Great Falls.
“It’s to break down the ‘us vs. them’ and make it more
‘we,’” Peterson said. “It’s all part of the overall goal of
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creating a climate of inclusion, acceptance and respect.”
The march is just one small change that’s part of the
larger effort called Project Unify, a year-long project
involving Montana Special Olympics, the Bozeman
Public Schools and the U.S. Department of Education.
Project Unify, funded with an $86,000 federal grant,
has come up with several ways to break down barriers
between people who have intellectual disabilities and
the larger community:
l Adopt a Team: 43 Bozeman classrooms and groups
have adopted 37 teams from all over Montana. They
have been exchanging letters, pictures and Facebook
messages, learning about Special Olympics and
emphasizing athletes’ abilities rather than their
disabilities. On May 11 and 12, Bozeman schools will
hold assemblies and pep rallies to welcome their
adopted teams.
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dignitY, unitY
hello, FanS oF
Special olYMpicS Montana!
Celebration of Ability, Acceptance, Dignity
and Respect is a marvelous opportunity to
experience the power of Project UNIFY — a
partnership between the Bozeman School
District, Special Olympics Montana and the US
Department of Education.
During the 2009-2010 school year, 600
students representing 40 classrooms and clubs
in ten Bozeman schools, participated in activities
that brought Special Olympics athletes, students
and staff together. They have built a partnership
to promote attitudes that bridge understanding
and break down barriers.
Noteworthy among these efforts were Spread
the Word to End the Word Day. On March 3,
2010, students and staff joined 100,000 other
individuals around the country who logged on
to pledge not to use the “r-word”. Go online to
learn more and take the pledge at www.r-word.
org. At www.youtube.com, type in Bozeman R
Word to see a couple of very cool videos
produced by BHS students encouraging others
to eliminate the use of the “r-word”.
The school year has been full of attitude-
changing events. In early January, seven
students and eight Special Olympics athletes
spent a weekend training together to become
ambassadors for Special Olympics through the
Global Messenger Program. Renee Westlake,
District Music Supervisor, facilitated a District-
wide song contest to create original music. Over
20 students submitted entries. Three of them
will be featured during Opening Ceremonies.
Project UNIFY Day activities take place May
11-12, as 36 Special Olympics teams are
welcomed into ten schools throughout the
District. Students and athletes will engage in
social activities, discuss opportunities for
building understanding among people of
various abilities, and have fun building human
form cutouts for Opening Ceremonies. What
great representation of the diversity we
celebrate!
Victory Has One Voice. Thank you for letting
us be part of the chorus! The Bozeman School
District has been honored to engage and
activate youth in an effort to develop school
communities where all young people are
agents of change, fostering respect, dignity
and advocacy for people with intellectual
disabilities.
Welcome to Bozeman and Enjoy the Games!
Kirk J. Miller, EdD
Superintendent
Bozeman Public Schools
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UNIFY | from page 3

Bozeman students and Special Olympics team members will

work together to decorate human cutouts that will be used to
decorate the stage, symbolizing diversity, for the opening
ceremony. They’ll also make hand-print tiles that will be used to
create a Unity sculpture.
l “Spread the word to end the word”: About 1,000 Bozeman
teachers, staff members and students of every age signed a pledge
this winter to join the national effort to eliminate “the R word” —
retard — and replace it with the word respect.
Walker Asserson’s AP psychology class at Bozeman High took on
the project after hearing from classmates with disabilities about
how demeaning it was to hear teenagers in the hallways using the
word as an insult.
Together with students from special education classes, the
psychology students made posters, banners and even a video that’s
posted on YouTube (“R Word Bozeman High”).
“I work hard, though I have a disability,” 15-year-old Kayla
Osborne told the psychology class students. “I don’t like people
saying the R word because it’s rude. People think they’ve done
something wrong.”
l Song contest: For the first time, the Bozeman School District
held a song contest for Special Olympics and 20 students, from
second grade to high school, composed original songs. Five finalists
were chosen and their songs will be performed — three at the
opening and two at the closing ceremony on Friday.
The overall winner was Eli Harris, a Sacajawea Middle School
student, who wrote “We Made It.” It will be performed by the
Sacajawea choir.
The other four finalists were second-grader Stephanie Acosta of
Emily Dickinson School, who wrote “I Dream a Better World”;
Morgan Sobek and Karen Jo Phillips of Longfellow School, who
wrote “Superstar”; Mariah McClure, who wrote “We Are One”; and
Chase Rice and Leah Heuser of Bozeman High, who wrote
“Something That You Do.”
l Young Athletes Program: To compete in Special Olympics,
athletes must be at least 8 years old. Starting last year, younger
children ages 2 to 7 with disabilities have had a chance to join in
through the Young Athletes Program. It’s an opportunity to build
athletic skills and to socialize. In Bozeman, 15 preschool and Head
Start programs have joined this effort. Four demonstrations with
younger children will take place during the games at the Families
and Friends Hospitality Center. And 40 YAP children will join the
opening parade of athletes.
l Global Messenger Training: Seven Special Olympics athletes
undertook training in public speaking to help spread the message
about the importance of Special Olympics. As part of Project Unify,
eight non-disabled Bozeman middle school and high school
students joined as mentors in the public speaking training. They
will help the athletes write speeches and prepare to speak to
community groups.
“Such a partnership often becomes a lifelong friendship,” said
Vicki Dunham, chief operating officer of Special Olympics Montana
in Great Falls.

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A volunteer greets an athlete at the finish line during a race at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse.
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katie’s call to action

By GIDAL KAISER
— a joint effort of Special Olympics Inc. and the U.S.
Dept. of Education — has gotten involved with
support and care for each other, regardless of
abilities.”
gkaiser@dailychronicle.com several local projects through Chief Joseph Middle While working as part of that club, McNeil also

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School and the Montana Special Olympics. found some time to ski with Krieger’s school ski club,
early two months ago, 14-year-old Katie “Global messengers are Special Olympic athletes and “a lot of the kids (who know her) make sure to say
McNeil stepped to a podium during a who are trained to be ambassadors of Special ‘Hi’ in the hall or give her high-fives and stuff like
press conference Olympics,” said Christy that,” Krieger said.
and led a “call to Sofianek, the Special “She is a real go-getter and she’s amazing. She’s got
action” for community support Olympics/Project Unify great energy and is super-positive.”
during the upcoming coordinator for Bozeman. As part of Project Unify, the Bozeman School
Montana State Special “Katie represents what Special District came up with a “Spread the Word to End the
Olympics Games in Bozeman. Olympics is about, and she’s a Word” campaign, an effort to stop the discriminatory
“When my Special Olympics great speaker.” or abusive used of the word “retard.”
team comes to the opening According to Kelly McNeil, “They’ve done some amazing things at school, like
ceremonies, we will know that Katie’s mother, all of her ending the ‘r’ word,” Kelly said, and Katie immediately
we have real, true friends,” the experiences have brought out added: “Oh, yeah, the ‘r’ word. It’s a bad word. Knock it off.”
gymnast and track-and-field a brighter, shinier side of a Katie, a five-year participant, said the best part
athlete said at the press once-shy girl who has Down about public speaking and being a part of Project
conference with Special syndrome. Unify and Special Olympics is “making friends” with
Olympics officials and “It’s been a real growth most of the people she meets.
sponsors at Bobcat Stadium. experience,” Kelly said. “It’s “They’re friends, good friends,” Katie said.
Days before the games challenged her to speak And what about speaking to big groups of people?
kicked off, she was helping in publicly more than ever. It’s Does that make her nervous?
another way — as a greeter to been great to see here “No,” she said. “I feel good about myself.”
one of several in-town Katie McNeil develop these skills that this This week’s games aren’t the last stop for Katie. She
ceremonies that were an project has offered for her was selected to be part of the Montana delegation to
ongoing part of Project Unify public speaking.” head to the National Games in Nebraska in late July.
and the Special Olympics. Katie also got involved with into Jan Krieger’s “My grandma and grandpa are coming, too,” she
It’s all part of McNeil’s job as a “global messenger” “Million Ways” club. Krieger, a teacher at Chief Joseph offers with a smile.
for Montana State Special Olympics and Project Unify. Middle School, which Katie attends, said the club “That’s just her personality,” Sofianek said. “She’s
McNeil, through Special Olympics and Project Unify “strives to show students a million ways to help, that kind of gal.”

“When my Special Olympics team comes to the opening

ceremonies, we will know that we have real, true friends,” the
gymnast and track-and-field athlete said at the press conference
with Special Olympics officials and sponsors at Bobcat Stadium.
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locals the stars of opening ceremonies

By LAUREN RUSSELL
lrussell@dailychronicle.com

u
nlike years past, there will be no big-name
bands or musical performers entertaining
crowds at this year’s Special Olympics
summer games’ opening ceremonies.
But organizers think crowds will be just as wowed
— or more — by the local talent and athlete-
audience participation on Wednesday night.
“It’s very much going to be a rally, a celebration of
athletes, a celebration of all of us being in this
together,” said Christy Sofianek, a coordinator for the
Special Olympics Montana committee. “It’s more of a
participation type of event than you’ve seen in the
past.”
In addition to music provided by the Bozeman
High and Park High pep bands and the Bozeman
High School jazz choir, several Bozeman School
District students will be performing their own
original music at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse,
Sofianek said.
In a district-wide call for original compositions
based on this year’s Project UNIFY theme, “One
Victory, One Voice,” 20 students submitted songs
focused on the acceptance and celebration of
people with disabilities, said Renee Westlake, music
department supervisor for Bozeman public schools.
Of those, six students from grades K-12 were
selected as finalists: Stephany Acosta, second grade,
Emily Dickinson School; Morgan Sobek and Karen Jo
Phillips, fifth grade, Longfellow School; Eli Harris,
seventh grade, Sacajawea Middle School; and Chase
Rice, a junior at Bozeman High School. Mariah CHRONICLE
FILE PHOTO
McClure, a fifth-grader from Morning Star School, Local photographer,
won the “Most Singable” award. author Kevin Connolly
Eli Harris’ song, “We Made It,” was chosen as the will be the master of
overall winner by the Special Olympics athletes from ceremonies at the
Bozeman Schools, Westlake said. Though he will be Special Olympics
out of town for the games, his seventh-grade choir opening ceremonies.
will perform his song during the opening
ceremonies. after the contest was announced in February. A your own story based on your possibilities, rather
All of the finalists’ songs will be performed at videotape of her second-grade class performing the than your limitations.”
either the opening or closing ceremonies, Sofianek song will be shown during opening ceremonies. To keep the crowd involved, Bozeman High
said. “I just really wanted to help stop the hate and end cheerleaders will encourage a “pep rally”
Morgan Sobek and Karen Jo Phillips, who wrote the wars,” she said. atmosphere, and a clown named “Rowdy” will keep it
their song, “Superstar,” over the course of about five Stephany will also be assisting master of light, said Irene Adamson, project coordinator for the
recesses, said they were inspired by Karen’s cousin, ceremonies Kevin Connolly, a local author and show.
who has special needs. photographer who was born without legs. The audience can also expect the traditional
“The main verse is: No matter who you are, you’re a “He’ll be encouraging athletes to focus on their staples of the opening ceremonies, like the flag
superstar,’” Morgan said. abilities, rather than their limitations,” said Tammy ceremony, lighting of the Olympic cauldron and
Stephany Acosta said she worked on her song, “I Peterson, vice president of field services for Special more will still be featured in the show, which begins
Dream a Better World,” with her mom every night Olympics. “That’s the focus of Kevin’s message: Write at 7 p.m. The show is free.
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Bozeman sports venues

to host Special Olympics
By JODI HAUSEN
jhausen@dailychronicle.com

t
hough most of the Special Olympics events take
place around Montana State University facilities,
some need larger venues or ones not available
at the school.
Point in case is the newly introduced kayaking
event that just can’t take place in an indoor pool, said
Special Olympics Vice President of Sports and
Competition Pete Olsen.
Kayaking, introduced as a demonstration sport
four years ago, will be offered for the first time as a
medaled event this year, Olsen said. And because
Bozeman’s indoor pools are not sufficiently large to
accommodate the 200-meter and 500-meter races,
Olsen said they “looked like crazy for a place that
would be big enough and not have ice on it” for this
year’s event.
That venue came in the form of the pond at River
Rock subdivision in Belgrade. Along with appropriate
water on which to race came the promised assistance
of Belgrade firefighters who will provide safety
watches in the water and out. They will also
participate in dress uniforms in the medal ceremony,
Olsen said.
Also new this year in Bozeman is the swimming
venue, Olsen said. CHRONICLE FILE PHOTO

The swimming events will be held at the Bozeman Athletes celebrate during last year's summer games on MSU's campus.
Swim Center rather than in MSU’s pool because the
MSU venue is too small to accommodate all the and participates in kayaking and downhill skiing with And the competition is real, he said.
athletes and their supporters, Olsen said. And this Eagle Mount, said she enjoys watching her partners “We’re not always what the perception is — of kids
year, electronic timing will be introduced at the compete. doing recreational therapy,” Olsen said.
swimming events, compliments of the Bozeman “It’s exciting to see how they do too,” she said. But Special Olympics Montana participates in a
Masters Swim Club. Participating in Special Olympics “makes me stay national coaching accreditation program and the
The three components of triathlon, a fairly new healthy and fit and helps me feel good about myself.” sports are governed by national sporting
event in Special Olympics, will be held at MSU’s pool In addition to using MSU’s gyms, fields, pool, organizations like USA Track and Field and USA
and at the track and field complex. bowling alley and equestrian pavilion, events will be Kayaking, he said.
Triathlon is a unified athlete program, whereby held at The Bozeman Bowl, Bridger Creek Golf Course “The perception is that we’re not a real sport but
people with disabilities are partnered with non- and at Eagle Mount. The demonstration sport of we are with real athletes, real coaches, real training
disabled athletes. Alison Bowers, 21, runs the mile- horseshoe pitch will be held at Roskie Beach near the and real competition,” Olsen said. Over 100 Special
long component of the triathlon along with Flora sand volleyball courts on MSU campus. Olympians worldwide could have qualified for
Olyphant, who does the swim, and unified athlete With 935 athletes and nearly 1,500 total registrants traditional Olympics, he added.
Jean Johnson, who bikes for the team. with coaches and mentors included, Special But “we have the whole spectrum” of athletic
“It’s really fun and it’s a new sport,” Bowers said. Olympics “is likely the largest sporting event in capabilities,” Olsen said. “That’s what makes us
Bowers, who also plays basketball and floor hockey Montana,” Olsen said. unique.”
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MAPS & TIMES

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2010 STATE SUMMER GAMES . MAY 11 - 14, 2010

Greentree Dr.
brick breeden field house = bbf hosaeus recreation & fitness center = hfc
TUESDAY, MAY 11
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM ..........teaMs check-in .........................................................................................bbf
N. Shore Dr. DIRECTIONS RIVER ROCK POND from BEST WESTERN GRANTREE INN 8:30 - 9:00 PM ...............coaches check-in .....................................................................................bbf
Green Belt Dr.

• Take I-90 W toward Butte (8.3 mi)

9:00 PM - 10:00 PM ........coaches MeetinG ........................................................bbf - hall of fame room
River Rock Rd.
W. Shore Dr.

• Take exit 298 for MT-85 toward Amsterdam (0.3 mi) WEDNESDAY, MAY 12
• Turn left at Jackrabbit Ln/MT-85 S (0.2 mi)
8:00 aM - 4:00 PM ..........shuttle transPortation .available to and from all venues (for teams and families)
• Take the 1st right onto Amsterdam Rd (1.8 mi)
• Turn right at River Rock Rd (210 ft) 8:00 aM - 4:00 PM ..........Medical/first aid ................................................................... all sports Venues
7 7:00 aM - 9:00 PM ..........nerVe center & info ................................................bbf, north entry ticket area
River Rock Pond 8:30 aM - 9:00 aM ..........athletics (3,000M run)..............................................Msu - 7th and kagy field
East River Rock Rd. 8:00 aM - noon ...............unified sPorts triathlon (sWiM-bike-run) ...................bbf, Pool, outdoor track
Greentree Dr. To River Rock Pond (11.1mi)
8:30 aM - 4:30 aM...........sinGles boWlinG.........................................................the bowl and Msu lanes
Amsterdam Rd. 9:00 aM - noon................. softball & tennis ball throW & shotPut ....................Msu - 7th and kagy field
Greentree Dr.
9:00 aM - 11:00 aM.........Golf skills................................................................. bridger creek Golf course
9:00 aM - 3:00 PM ..........soccer 5-on-5 ...........................................................Msu - 7th and kagy field
N. Shore Dr. DIRECTIONS RIVER ROCK POND from BEST WESTERN GRANTREE INN
11:00 aM - 1:30 PM ........Golf (9-hole, sinGles)............................................... bridger creek Golf course
Green Belt Dr.

N. Shore Dr. • Take I-90

DIRECTIONS WROCK
RIVER toward
PONDButte (8.3
from BEST mi) GRANTREE INN
WESTERN
1 noon - 3:00 PM ...............kayakinG ..................................................................river rock Poa Pond - belgrade
River Rock Rd.
W. Shore Dr.

Green Belt Dr.

• •Take
TakeI-90exit 298Butte
W toward for MT-85
(8.3 mi) toward Amsterdam (0.3 mi) Bridger Creek 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM ........GyMnastics ............................................................................ hfc - north Gym
River Rock Rd.
W. Shore Dr.

• •Take
Turnexitleft atMT-85
298 for Jackrabbit Ln/MT-85
toward Amsterdam (0.3 S
mi)(0.2 mi) Golf Course
• Turn left at Jackrabbit Ln/MT-85 S (0.2 mi)
5:15 PM - 6:15 PM .........celebration in the Park .............................................Msu - 7th and kagy field
• Take the 1st right onto Amsterdam Rd (1.8 mi) 2710 McIlhattan Rd
• Take the 1st right onto Amsterdam Rd (1.8 mi) 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM ..........oPeninG cereMonies ................................................................................bbf
• •Turn
Turnrightright atRock
at River River Rock
Rd (210 ft) Rd (210 ft)

7 7
River Rock Pond
SPECIAL EVENTS
River Rock Pond East River Rock Rd.
To River Rock Pond (11.1mi)
9:00 aM - 3:30 PM ..........faMily & friends hosPitality center ................................hfc - fitness room 1
East River Rock Rd. 9:00 aM - 3:00 PM .........Wellness Park ...................................................................... hfc - Main lobby
Amsterdam Rd. To River Rock Pond (11.1mi)
9:00 aM - 3:00 PM ..........olyMPic VillaGe...................................................................... hfc - south Gym
Amsterdam Rd. Best Western
6 11:00 aM - 1:00 PM ........lunch deliVery ......................................................Msu, shroyer Gym sW doors
GranTree Inn
1325
1
N 7th 4:15 PM - 6:00 PM ..........teaMs bbQ ............................................................................hfc - shroyer Gym
Bridger Creek 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM ..........ViP recePtion ................................................................. Msu, sub - ballroom a
Golf Course
2710 McIlhattan Rd 5:45 PM ........................letr - final leg arrives in Park .......................... Msu, 7th & kagy field (West side)
1 6:00 PM .........................letr - final leg arrives to ViP ............................................. Msu, sub - ballroom a
Bridger Creek
Bozeman Swim Center
Golf Course
THURSDAY, MAY 13
1211 W Main St 2 7:45 aM - 4:00 PM ..........eQuestrian......................................................................Msu - bob Miller arena
Best Western 2710 McIlhattan Rd
6
GranTree Inn 8:00 aM - 9:00 aM...........athletics (5000M, 800M Walk) ..................................Msu - outdoor track complex
1325 N 7th
3 8:30 aM - 4:00 PM ..........PoWerliftinG ......................................................................... hfc - north Gym
The Bowl 8:30 aM - 4:30 PM ..........boWlinG (sinGles) ......................................................the bowl and Msu lanes
414 E Babcock 9:00 - 11:00 aM..............horseshoe Pitch ...............................................................Msu - roskie beach
Bozeman Swim Center
W College
1211 WSt
Main St 9:00 aM - noon ...............cyclinG - sPrints .....................................................Msu - outdoor track complex
2 Best Western
6
GranTree Inn 9:00 aM - noon ...............athletics (Wheelchair eVents, lonG JuMP) ...............................................bbf
3
1325 N 7th 9:30 aM - 2:30 PM ..........aQuatics .......................................................................... bozeman swim center
The Bowl MSU Campus
W Garfield St 4
414 E Babcock 9:30 aM - 3:30 PM ..........bocce (sinGles & teaM) ....................................................... Msu - Gatton field
W College St Miller Livestock Pavilion Lincoln St
2730 W Garfield 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM ..........cyclinG (road races & sPrints) .......................road course (near eagle Mount)
W Kagy Blvd 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM ..........Motor actiVities traininG (MatP) ................................. hfc - fitness room 1
W Garfield St 4 MSU Campus
Miller Livestock Pavilion Bozeman
Lincoln St Swim Center SPECIAL EVENTS
2730 W Garfield 1211Stucky
W Main Rd St 2
W Kagy Blvd 9:00 aM - 3:30 PM ..........faMily & friends hosPitality center ................................hfc - fitness room 1
LOCATIONS & EVENTS Stucky Rd 9:00 aM - 3:00 PM .........Wellness Park ...................................................................... hfc - Main lobby
3
9:00 aM - 3:00 PM ..........olyMPic VillaGe...................................................................... hfc - south Gym
LOCATIONS & EVENTS
1 Bridger The Bowl
Creek Golf Course - Golf 11:00 aM - 1:00 PM ........lunch deliVery ......................................................Msu, shroyer Gym sW doors
2 1Bozeman
Bridger Creek Golf Course - Golf
Swim Center - Aquatics 414 E Babcock
2 Bozeman Swim Center - Aquatics 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM ..........dine out niGht (athletes & coaches)........................................ local restaurants
3 3The
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Big Sky Country soccer set for big stage
By WILL C. HOLDEN
wholden@dailychronicle.com
T
he biggest soccer players in the world tend to
have some of the world’s biggest
personalities.
The debonair of Fernando Torres makes him one of
the most desirable men in all of Spain. Few around the
world will ever forget the infamous headbutt
administered by Zinedine Zidane. And, of course,
everyone wants to bend it like Beckham.
When it comes to soccer on the main stage of the
Special Olympics USA National Games this July in
Nebraska, the same rules apply. And this year two of
the participating teams will hail from Big Sky Country.
“It’s pretty unique,” said Pete Olsen, one of the
directors of Special Olympics Montana.
So are each team’s competitors.
One squad hailing from Great Falls is a part of Project
Unify, a program that pairs the intellectual disabled —
those who make the special Olympics great — with the
nonintellectual disabled — those who you may
remember seeing competing on the fields of local high
schools and colleges — on the same team.
“They’re your weekend-warrior types, parents and
siblings,” Olsen said the nonintellectual challenged
demographic. “It’s basically a bunch of people who
can’t stand to not be part of the competition with
these kids. It’s a neat thing.”
The other is a group of adults — ages 19 to 40 —
who hail from Billings. It too is a unprecedented group.
If they lose at the national games it will be the first time
athlete kyler Morrison attends
global athlete congress in Morocco
The Global Athlete Congress precedes the first-ever Global
Congress which brings together representatives from more
than 170 countries to chart the future of the movement
Kyler Morrison, Whitefish, has been selected as one of 14 U.S.
Special Olympics athletes who will attend the 2010 Global
Athlete Congress in Marakech, Morocco, in June.
Delegates to the Congress from around the world gather to
help chart the course for the future of the Special Olympics
movement. The group will specifically identify and deliberate
topics, from the athlete’s perspective, that are essential for the
organization’s leaders to understand as they plan for the future.
The Global Athlete Congress precedes the first-ever Global
Congress, also in Marrakech, which brings together Special
Olympics program representatives from more than 170
countries to chart the future of the movement.
Morrison has been an elected member of the Special
Olympics Montana Board of Directors since 2008.
they have dropped a contest in four years.
“They’ve been undefeated during that time” their
coach Vanessa Browning said. “We have a good mix of
offensive and defensive players, which gives our team
a little more depth than some of the other ones. It’s
really led to a successful reign at the state level.”
The run has been aided by what Browning called a
“very intimidating front line” made up of group of
Special Olympic athletes who came over to soccer from
other sports.
“We have some nice big muscle-bound young men
that have really stepped up and have a really good skill
set from other sports like power-lifting and track and
field,” Browning said. “Now they’ve crossed over into
soccer and brought that athleticism with them.”
But it’s Candy and Brandy that bring two of the
biggest personalities to the table for Billings. The
team’s two goalies, Candy Christopherson and Brandy
Peterson, have let their field players know through the
team’s whole charge to nationals: If it’s motivation you
seek, look to us.
“They’re always so into it,” Browning said. “Both of
them have competed at the national and world levels
themselves so they bring a nice perspective to our
team.”
That’s why it comes as no surprise that a group led
by Christopherson and Peterson found it’s toughest
in-state competition from a team with another
outstanding net-minder — Chris’ bunch from Missoula.
“All of our players always want to know when we’re
going to play Chris,” Browning said. “They love playing
against him because his enthusiasm for the game just
explodes. My players really respond to that and have a
remembering eunice kennedy Shriver and her mission
As founder of Special Olympics, Eunice
Kennedy Shriver was a leader in the
worldwide struggle to improve and enhance
the lives of individuals with intellectual
disabilities for more than four decades.
Born in Brookline, Mass., the fifth of Joseph
P. and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy’s nine
children, Eunice Mary Kennedy graduated
from California’s Stanford University with a
degree in sociology. Before launching Special
Olympics in 1968, she worked for the U.S.
State Department, as a social worker, and as
director of the Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.
Foundation. Under her leadership, the
foundation helped achieve significant
advances in the field of intellectual
disabilities.
Recognized throughout the world for her
efforts on behalf of persons with intellectual
disabilities, Shriver received many honors and
awards over the course of her lifetime. In
lot of respect for him.”
And when the Billings bunch downed Chris and his
spirited Missoula side in a game many remember —
even though they don’t recall the score — it meant a
gold medal for Billings and a shot at the national
games. A random drawing ensued amongst all the
gold medal winners from states across the country to
determine who would make the trip.
Turns out it was Montana’s lucky year.
“We were on pins and needles until we heard how
the drawing went,” Browning said. “While it’s great
playing in Montana, soccer is still a very small sport in
this state. Besides the travel and getting a chance to
meet people from other parts of the country, going to
nationals is going to allow my athletes to progress
further than they ever could just staying in Montana
because of the great range of competition.”
Olsen has never been to the national games but has
an idea what what everyone is in for.
“It’s a huge, awesome sports competition,” said
Olsen, who worked in the athletic departments at
several East Coast colleges before coming back home
to Montana. “A lot of those kids are sports geeks like
me, and boy, they get fired up to beat up on a team
from South Carolina or Florida.”
Montanans competing in bocce, track and field and
golf will also be traveling with the soccer teams to the
national games in Lincoln, an event that is expected to
be the biggest sporting event ever held in the state of
Nebraska.
They’ll have some big personalities from Big Sky
Country to match.
1984, U.S. President Ronald Reagan awarded
her the prestigious Presidential Medal of
Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian award.
In 1997, Mrs. Shriver assembled the Special
Olympics International Board of Directors in
Bozeman during the State Summer Games.
Following his mother’s death on August 11,
2009 at the age of 88, Timothy Shriver wrote:
“She believed that people with intellectual
disabilities could — individually and
collectively — achieve more than anyone
thought possible. This much she knew with
unbridled faith and certainty. And this faith in
turn gave her hope that their future might be
radically different. She fought throughout her
life to ensure that they would be allowed to
reach their full potential so that we might in
turn be changed by them.”
Eunice Kennedy Shriver is survived by her
husband of 56 years, Sargent Shriver, their five
children, and a large extended family.

CHRONICLE
FILE PHOTO
A volunteer
helps an athlete
at last year’s
summer games.
Volunteers in the thousands
By AMANDA RICKER
aricker@dailychronicle.com
Without volunteers, the Special
Olympic summer games wouldn’t
happen.
“I think at last count there was
something like 1,864 volunteers that
will be in the mix,” said Vicki Dunham,
chief operating officer for the games.
Some volunteers started planning
the games last summer and hundreds
more “day-of-event” volunteers will
help put on the three-days of
competition in Bozeman, which draws
more than 1,000 athletes and 450
coaches from 75-80 teams across the
state.
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Most of the people helping out are
local.
“For the most part, these are people
that step up from the community,”
Dunham said.
At RightNow Technologies, for
example, CEO Greg Gianforte
anticipates that about half of the
roughly 800 people the company
employs at its headquarters in
Bozeman will help out at the games.
“We serve meals. We referee games
and we are essentially Special
Olympics’ human resources
department,” Gianforte said.
RightNow allows employees to do
one week of community service each
year during regular work hours with
pay.
“We believe very strongly, as part of
our company culture, that we have an
obligation to be engaged in the
community,” Gianforte said.
For the 14 different Special Olympic
competitions, volunteers serve as
escorts, hi-fivers and fans in the stands,
gatekeepers, check-in officials,
equipment movers, medical support
and more.
Volunteers also offer their talents
for the opening and closing
ceremonies, Olympic village, dance
and carnival.
Gianforte said he served food last
year as a volunteer and expects he’ll
do something similar this year.
“It really was a treat to be involved,”
he said.
2010 Special olYMpicS Montana | 11
FanS in the StandS
during State SuMMer gaMeS
Each State Summer Games competition
venue will be complete with a section
called “Fans in the Stands,” and those
volunteers who are assigned to various
events will serve two all-important roles.
First, “Fans in the Stands” are designated
to cheer and support the athletes while
they compete. For many Special Olympics
athletes, cheering and applause from the
audience is an uncommon experience, and
is tremendously motivating during
competition.
Secondly, “Fans in the Stands” are
available for volunteer duties that may
become apparent on short notice. Many
will be called on to fill more traditional
volunteer roles.
“Fans in the Stands” sections are marked
with signs and contain simple cheer
devices such as signs or pompoms.
Volunteers are encouraged to join the fun
as supportive spectators where they will
make a significant difference to Special
Olympics athletes.
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