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Electric pace: Wheelchair hockey team seeks new challenges - News & Observer
July 31, 2010 News & Observer | Electric pace: Wheelchair hockey team seeks new challenges News & Observer Jonathan Greeson, 28, who has had spinal muscular atrophy since birth, started the Fury, North Carolina's only electric wheelchair hockey team, in 2002. ... |
Canes sign Carson to one-year deal - News & Observer
July 31, 2010Canes sign Carson to one-year deal News & Observer The Carolina Hurricanes have agreed to terms with defenseman Brett Carson on a one-year, two-way contract that will pay him ... |
Trying to rope a deer never a good idea - MassLive.com
July 31, 2010Trying to rope a deer never a good idea MassLive.com ... Ramapo, Rochester Institute of Technology, Slippery Rock, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, Wake Forest, ... |
Canes sign Carson to one-year deal
July 31, 2010The Carolina Hurricanes have agreed to terms with defenseman Brett Carson on a one-year, two-way contract that will pay him $500,000 on the NHL level and $105,000 on the American Hockey League level in 2010-11.
Trying to rope a deer never a good idea
July 31, 2010State Sen. Steve Brewer, more often known for his efforts for wildlife, environment and outdoors sportsmen, apparently is attempting to elbow me out of my writing job.
Digest: Another Tennessee football player implicated in bar brawl
July 31, 2010Another University of Tennessee football player has been implicated in last week's Cumberland Avenue bar brawl with the release of a Knoxville police incident report Tuesday.
The Girls Track & Field Team
July 31, 2010Leanne Tucker Tewksbury Athlete of the Year After being named the Sun's Athlete of the Year in indoor track, Tucker exploded onto the national scene this past spring by taking sixth overall at the High School National Meet in North Carolina, with a personal best and blazing 2:09 time in the 800 meters, which earned her All-American status.
Wheelchair hockey team seeks new challenges
July 31, 2010Sweet-faced George Silvey, representing the Carolina Fury hockey team, zoomed up in his electric wheelchair, his tiny legs folded and nearly invisible under his torso. Next to him, poised to defend the goal, was an able-bodied member of the Carolina Hurricanes staff in a manual wheelchair. The staff member glanced at George and hesitated.
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