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Senior games still taking registrations
by BY SHAIN GILLET
Aug 07, 2012 | 848 views | 0 0 comments | 2 2 recommendations | email to a friend | print
egistration for the Huntsman World Senior Games has passed; however, the organization is still accepting registrations for anyone still interested.

Registration for the Games will continue through Saturday, Sept. 1. The cost for athletes competing in the events is $89. Fees for teams registering is $35 and “Official Fan” fees are $49.

The fee includes an official Games shirt, $10 dinner ticket, ID Badge, welcome bag, refreshments at sport venues, transportation, training room services at the headquarters, a handbook, a program and results book and entry into the athlete’s Sport Social.

The Huntsman Games is considered one of the largest competitions for athletes ages 50 and older, with 27 different sports being played ranging from archery to coed sand volleyball.

The Games started back in 1987 as the World Senior Games. The event was founded by Daisy and John Morgan, with the ultimate goal of having Olympic-style events available for those 55 and older. Within two years, Jon M. Huntsman became the principal sponsor of the games after recognizing the amount of success the games have had through the years.

This year’s events will include concerts, dances and awards ceremonies for each sport. The Games has also kept track of records, similar to the Olympics, in order to show the high level of competition required in order to play in the events.

The Huntsman World Senior Games begin Monday, Oct. 8 in Saint George with 13 events opening up the competition. The games will conclude on Saturday, Oct. 20.

For more information or to register, visit seniorgames.net or call 435-674-0550.
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