Regional Special Olympics bowling tournament brings out competitors

Sunday, September 30, 2007 | 9:09 p.m. CDT
John Kaufman of Jefferson City recieves his first-place metal from Jan Stephens on Sunday during a Special Olympics bowling competition at the Bowling Center in Fulton.   ¦  KYLE WAYNE STEWART
BY KYLE WAYNE STEWART

A Special Olympics bowling competition at the Fulton Bowling Center, Sunday in Fulton drew competitors from throughout central Missouri. Bowling is one of the fastest growing Special Olympics sports. The field is divided according to ability level, age and gender.

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  • With help from Katie Pilgram, left, and Brianna Andrade, Ron Thoma of Jefferson City, bowls during the ramp-assisted bowling event in the Special Olympics bowling tournament Sunday at the Bowling Center in Fulton. Pilgram and Andrade are both seniors at Westminster College in Fulton and are first-time Special Olympics volunteers.
  • Bowling balls sit ready to be used during a Special Olympics bowling competition Sunday at the Bowling Center, in Fulton. Bowling is one of the fastest growing Special Olympics sports. Competitors are divided according to ability level, age and gender.
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