Special Olympics Florida State Summer Games on Sun Sports Throughout July!

Special Olympics Florida’s second television show of 2007 will air on Sun Sports network throughout July. This show will recap the 2007 State Summer Games, held at the University of South Florida in Tampa, and the Law Enforcement Torch Run. The show is currently scheduled to air on the following dates, with more to be added still (all times ET):

Sunday, July 8 at 4:00PM
Wednesday, July 11 at 9:00AM
Saturday, July 14 at 3:30PM
Monday, July 16, at 6:30PM
Wednesday, July 18 at 5:30PM
Thursday, July 26, at 9:00PM

The half-hour program will be closed captioned for hearing impaired viewers. As always, be sure to check your local listings for exact times and dates and for additional broadcast dates.

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Just a few of those featured are: Henry Bass – Orange, Travis Jackson – Hamilton, Nicholas Perry – Miami-Dade, Konata Carollo – Sumter, Richie Staton – Miami-Dade, Manasota Track Club, Ebony Boney – Orange, Cody Gibbons – Lee, Gibbons Family – Lee, Restee Smith – Gadsden, Eric Voorhees and Randy Krajewski – Indian River, Eddie Souza – Broward, Dario Rock – Broward, Lori Carter – Broward, Bill Weidenfeller – Collier, Jason Alpert – Volunteer, Maria Pierce – Monroe, Alberto Nieves – Collier, Corey Darr – Manatee, Tom Creed – Manatee, and many more!

Copies of the program will be available for purchase by mid-July. VHS tapes are $10 a piece and DVD’s are available for $25 a piece. If you wish to purchase a copy of the program, send your check, payable to “Special Olympics Florida” to Special Olympics Florida, 1105 Citrus Tower Blvd., Clermont, FL 34711, ATTN: Amie Dugan.  Please write something on the memo line of your check to that lets us know this is a video/DVD order for the Summer Games 07 Show.

Please share this information your friends, families, volunteers, athletes and colleagues and tune in to see the excitement of Special Olympics Florida!

Florida’s Sun Sports network continues their long standing support of Special Olympics Florida by providing donated broadcast time for four separate half-hour programs shown throughout the year. Sun Sports reaches 6.1 million cable households in Florida, and was inducted into the Special Olympics Florida Hall of Fame in 2006. Visit www.sunsportstv.com