November 2000 Table of Contents

The Need for Speed

A nationally ranked motocross motorcycle racer, Roy Schellenberger was injured (T5) three years ago at the Daytona Supercross. On the first lap he crashed coming off a jump, and several other riders landed on him. Now he races karts and is training to be one of the nation's best drivers.

The Saints Go Marching

The 24th National Wheelchair Softball Tournament took place August 18-20 in Chicagoland, the birthplace of 16-inch softball more than a century ago. Read about the exciting battle between crosstown rivals St. Paul Rolling Thunder and the St. Paul Saints. Did the Thunder manage to keep their championship status?

It's All Downhill

Interested in mono-skiing? The 2000 S'NS Ski Survey provides all the info you need to make the best choices and enjoy winter on the slopes.

Cycle Rama

Handcycling has come a long way in its short history.

No Pain, No Gain

The Sadler's Midnite Sun Ultra Challenge, held July 21-29, has seen many changes in recent years, and 2000 was no exception.

Racing

Racers display true grit during the Allied Service's Riverside Rumble 10k International Wheelchair Classic.

Shooting

Going into the final event on the 2000 PVA National Trapshoot circuit, the race for Top Gun was tight. Who wound up in the lead?

Timeout

The International Olympic Committee and NBC overlook athletes with disabilities.

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