North Dakota sending more than 20 members to Special Olympics Games

FARGO — Particular Olympics North Dakota introduced that it’s sending a delegation of greater than 20 members to symbolize North Dakota on the 2022 Particular Olympics USA Video games being held June 5-11 in Orlando, Fla.

Workforce North Dakota consists of 18 athletes, one unified accomplice, six coaches and three employees. The delegation will compete in basketball, bowling, powerlifting and monitor and subject.

The Particular Olympics USA Video games, that are hosted each 4 years, will unite greater than 5,500 athletes and coaches from all 50 states and the Caribbean. Greater than 10,000 volunteers will fill shifts through the week.

North Dakota athletes and coaches embody:

Basketball
Jacob Barbeau, Grand Forks; Trevor Bratvold, Grand Forks; David Campbell, Milnor; Isaac Conrad, Thompson; Kelli Cymbaluk, Fargo; Codie Devaney, Fargo; Kalvin Easley, Fargo; Christopher Haider, Fargo; Jacky Oulare, Grand Forks; Lance Rosenkarz, Fargo; Curt Duppong (head coach), Dickinson; Jordan Lorenzen (assistant coach), Fargo; Mike Venhuizen (assistant coach), Valley Metropolis

Bowling
Nicole Hanel, Dickinson; Jennifer Hummel, West Fargo; Cindy Schopper (head coach), Valley Metropolis.

Powerlifting
Justin Hinds, Bowbells; Michael Mackey, West Fargo; Patrick Anderson (head coach), West Fargo

Monitor and subject
Christy Coughlin, Minot; Kieran Dale, Grand Forks; RoxAnne DeKrey, Valley Metropolis; Ben Jacobson, Fargo; Rachel Meske (head coach), West Fargo

Youth management
Jayden Johnson, Valley Metropolis; Nick LeMier, Valley Metropolis; Heather Peschel, Horace