Bowling is right up his alley
Jerod Ogden, 36, is one of Canada’s top 10 Special Olympics bowlers. When he’s not knocking down pins, he’s spreading the word about brain injuries with his mom, Selina, after a 1988 multi-vehicle pileup nearly proved fatal for them both.
St. Charles East graduate caps prep bowling career perfectly
Tyler Johnson, 17, bowled a perfect game just days after coming down with the flu to help guide St. Charles East to their first-ever state championship.
Pekin athlete following in his father’s footsteps on the bowling lanes
Kohlton Calvin just finished up his senior year at Pekin High School. He has played multiple sports during his prep career, but his main sport is bowling. He was brought into the game by his father, Marty, who is a bowling hall of famer. Now, Kohlton is looking to leave his own legacy on the lanes.
Being a Special Olympics volunteer coach is a lifestyle for this Pennsylvania veterinarian
With no experience as an athlete or in organized sports, this 64-year-old Pennsylvania veterinarian has built a 33-year lifestyle around his role as a coach and unified partner athlete with the Special Olympics.