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Oshawa Over 300 Athletes BrooklinBrooklin HighHigh SchoolSchool 2020 Carnwith Carnwith Dr Dr W, W, Brooklin Brooklin Pickering WheelchairWheelchair Rugby Rugby and 11 ParasportsBrimacombe Brimacombe Durham College and UOIT Campus 4098 Regional Road 9, Orono Para-Alpine,4098 Regional Para-Nordic Road 9, Orono Whitby RecreationCampus Recreation and Wellness and Wellness Centre Centre Para-Alpine 2000 Simcoe St N, Oshawa Para-Nordic Wheelchair Basketball Ajax Donald A. Wilson Secondary School 681 Rossland Rd W, Whitby Oshawa Curling Club Warm Goalball 226Oshawa Bond StCurling E, Oshawa Club Clarington Vision-Impaired226 Bond St E, Oshawa Curling, Visually Impaired Curling AbilitiesAbilities Centre Centre Iroquois Park Wheelchair Curling Pickering Soccer Centre Wheelchair Curling 1975 Clements Rd, Pickering 5555 GordonGordon St,St, WhitbyWhitby Sports Centre 5-a-Side Soccer Boccia,Boccia, Sitting Sitting Volleyball Volleyball 500 Victoria St W, Whitby Welcome Sledge Hockey from the Community Growing Parasport in Durham Region

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Oshawa BrooklinBrooklin HighHigh SchoolSchool 2020 Carnwith Carnwith Dr Dr W, W, Brooklin Brooklin Pickering WheelchairWheelchair Rugby Rugby Brimacombe Brimacombe Durham College and UOIT Campus 4098 Regional Road 9, Orono Para-Alpine,4098 Regional Para-Nordic Road 9, Orono Whitby RecreationCampus Recreation and Wellness and Wellness Centre Centre Para-Alpine 2000 Simcoe St N, Oshawa Para-Nordic Wheelchair Basketball Accessible Kayak Dock Beaverton Harbour on Lake Simcoe Ajax Donald A. Wilson CSecondaryontents School 681 Rossland Rd W, Whitby Oshawa Curling Club Goalball 226Oshawa Bond StCurling E, Oshawa Club Clarington Vision-Impaired226 Bond St E, Oshawa Curling, Visually Impaired Curling AbilitiesAbilities Centre Centre Iroquois Park Wheelchair Curling PickeringWelcome Soccer Centre Message 4 5-a-sideWheelchair Soccer Curling 18 5555 GordonGordon St,St, WhitbyWhitby Sports Centre 1975 ClementsThe Rt.Rd, Pickering Hon. Justin P.J. Trudeau, P.C., M.P. 5-a-Side Soccer Boccia,Boccia, Sitting Sitting Volleyball Volleyball 500 Victoria St W, Whitby Prime Minister of Canada Sledge Hockey Boccia 19 Limited Mobility Skydiving Experience Welcome Message 6 Goalball 20iFly Whitby The Hon. Michael Tibollo Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport Para-Alpine 21

Welcome Message 7 Para-Nordic 22 John Henry Regional Chair and CEO, Sitting Volleyball 23 The Regional Municipality of Durham Sledge Welcome Hockey to Durham Region 24 Welcome Message Welcome 8 athletes, coaches, managers, attendants, guides, officials, Provincial Sport Don Terry, Emmy Iheme and Lori Talling, OrganizationVisually representatives Impaired and spectators Curling to the Durham Region 25 2019 Ontario Parasport Games Organizing Committee Games. Thank you to the over 200 volunteers for their valuable contributions to making these GamesWheelchair a success. Curling 26 Opening Ceremony 10 Our hope isWheelchair that this weekend Basketball will be memorable for each and every 27 participant, through the Sport Venue Map achievement 12 of athletic success and the development of new friendships. Our community is excited toWheelchair cheer all of you Rugbyon and we can’t wait for the #paramazing 28 moments that will be Community News 14 celebrated– 15 throughout the Games.

We invite you to return to Durham Region and explore the best of our urban and rural charm.

DURHAM REGION Connect with us on social media this weekend and use #paramazing Games Organizing Committee Games Organizing Committee Oshawa @sportdurham @sportduham @Sport_Durham BrooklinBrooklin HighHigh SchoolSchool Lori Talling – Games2020 Carnwith Carnwith Dr Dr W, W, Brooklin Brooklin Program Manager The Regional Municipality of Durham Pickering WheelchairWheelchair Rugby Rugby Brimacombe Brimacombe Durham College and UOIT Campus 4098 Regional Road 9, Orono www.durhamtourism.ca Para-Alpine,4098 Regional Para-Nordic Road 9, Orono Don Terry – WhitbyGames RecreationCampusCo-Chair Recreation and Wellness and Wellness Centre Centreand MarketingPara-Alpine & Planning and Economic Development Department 2000 Simcoe St N, Oshawa Para-Nordic Wheelchair Basketball Ajax 605 Rossland Rd. E., 5th Floor, Whitby, ON L1N 6A3 CommunicationsDonald A. Wilson Chair Secondary School 681 Rossland Rd W, Whitby Oshawa Curling Club Goalball 226Oshawa Bond StCurling E, Oshawa Club Clarington Vision-Impaired226 Bond St E, Oshawa Curling, Visually Impaired Curling Emmy AbilitiesIhemeAbilities Centre Centre –Iroquois Games Park Wheelchair Co-Chair Curling Pickering Soccer Centre Wheelchair Curling 5555 GordonGordon St,St, WhitbyWhitby Sports Centre Games Souvenir Program 1975 Clements Rd, Pickering 5-a-Side Soccer Boccia,Boccia, Sitting Sitting Volleyball Volleyball 500 Victoria St W, Whitby Ernie SpraggsSledge – Hockey Finance Chair Executive Editor – Jeff Tiessen, Executive Director, Kate Bird – Sponsorship & Fundraising Chair ParaSport® Ontario Shauna Bookal – Special Events Chair Managing Editor – Erin O’Sullivan, Communications Brian Camenzuli – Sustainability Chair Coordinator, ParaSport® Ontario Anthony Lue – Accessibility Chair Art Director/ Design & Layout – Starr Hansen, GarryCome MacLean – cheerVolunteers Chair on the athletesSJ Design Studio competing on Phil Meagher – Transportation Chair Acknowledgement Delbert Menchions – FoodFebruary Services Chair 9 andThe Ontario 10, Parasport 2019! Games is a program Brandon Pickard – Accommodations Chair of the Government of Ontario, delivered by host Janice RobinsonThe – Registration Games Chair are FREEmunicipalities, to in partnership attend. with the Ministry of Christina Swett – Sport Chair Tourism, Culture and Sport (MTCS).

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February 8, 2019

Dear Friends:

I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone attending the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games.

The Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games bring together more than 500 athletes, attendants, coaches and officials for a weekend of friendly competition. I am certain that everyone in attendance will be impressed by the high level of athleticism, precision and strength on display throughout this event.

I would like to congratulate everyone competing in these games and wish them the best of luck. I would also like to thank the organizers, sponsors and volunteers for their hard work and dedication to ensuring the success of this outstanding event.

Please accept my best wishes for a memorable competition.

Sincerely,

The Rt. Hon. Justin P.J. Trudeau, P.C., M.P. Prime Minister of Canada

FEBRUARY 8 – 10, 2019

Greetings from the Honourable Michael Tibollo Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport

On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I’m pleased to welcome everyone to the 2019 Ontario Parasport Games in the Region of Durham.

The Games are an opportunity to come together as a community, and to celebrate the athletic excellence of our athletes. I am thrilled that the Region of Durham was selected to host these games, and I am certain that your vibrant community will deliver an exceptional experience for the athletes and their coaches, friends and families.

Our government is pleased to support this event through the Games Ontario Program — part of our commitment to helping more people participate and excel in sport.

Thank you to the Region of Durham, Sport Durham, the Games Organizing Committee, and to all the staff and volunteers who have worked so hard to make the Games a success.

Sincerely,

Michael Tibollo Minister

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The Regional Municipality of Durham Dear Friends: Office of the Regional Chair On behalf of the Region of Durham, I welcome everyone - athletes, 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST families and fans, officials, Games Organizing Committee, PO BOX 623 WHITBY, ON L1N 6A3 volunteers, sponsors, community partners and residents, media, and CANADA of course Pachi! After months of planning and anticipation the Games are finally here. 905-668-7711 1-800-372-1102 Fax: 905-668-1567 Durham Region developed a deep appreciation of parasports when [email protected] we hosted several sports during the Parapan Am Games and we’ve never looked back. Like the athletes, we are hooked on the durham.ca challenge and excitement of parasports. We are proud of the John Henry accessible and inclusive facilities and programs in Durham that Regional Chair and CEO enable us to host this event. As a community, we are working hard to be at our very best for the Games. Our remarkable volunteers, local businesses and community organizations all committed to making this event a huge success. I can hardly wait to join a cheering crowd decked out in our hand-knitted 2019 Games toques. We are ready to go! We hope everyone will feel warmly welcomed, and enjoy Durham so much, that you will be eager to visit again. Yours truly,

John Henry Regional Chair and CEO

If you require this information in an accessible format, please contact the Accessibility Co-ordinator at 1-800-372-1102 ext. 2009. 8 9 Opening Ceremony

Oshawa Friday, FebruaryBrooklinBrooklin HighHigh SchoolSchool 8th, 2019 • 7:30 p.m. 2020 Carnwith Carnwith Dr Dr W, W, Brooklin Brooklin Pickering Abilities Centre,WheelchairWheelchair 55 Rugby Rugby Gordon St., Whitby, ON L1N 0J2 Brimacombe Brimacombe Durham College and UOIT Campus 4098 Regional Road 9, Orono Para-Alpine,4098 Regional Para-Nordic Road 9, Orono Whitby RecreationCampus Recreation and Wellness and Wellness Centre Centre Para-Alpine 2000 Simcoe St N, Oshawa Para-Nordic Emcee • Perdita FelicienWheelchair Basketball Ajax Perdita Felicien is an OlympianDonald A. Wilsonand World Champion in the 100m Secondary School hurdles. After retiring in 2013,681 Rossland she Rd W, is Whitby now aOshawa freelance Curling Club sports broadcast- Goalball 226Oshawa Bond StCurling E, Oshawa Club Clarington er, having recently covered the 2018 OlympicVision-Impaired226 Bond Winter St E, Oshawa Curling, Games in South Visually Impaired Curling AbilitiesAbilities Centre Centre Iroquois Park Wheelchair Curling PickeringKorea Soccer Centre and the Commonwealth Games in Australia.Wheelchair Curling Off the track, she 1975 Clements Rd, Pickering 5555 GordonGordon St,St, WhitbyWhitby Sports Centre 5-a-Side Soccer Boccia,Boccia, Sitting Sitting Volleyball Volleyball 500 Victoria St W, Whitby is an inductee to the AthleticsSledge HockeyCanada Hall of Fame, a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal. Felicien’s introduction to track and field came at Glengrove Public School in Pickering, where gym teacher Mrs. Arthurs encouraged her to try out for the track team.

Musicians • Quinn Mills & The Common Era Music industry insiders have been calling young singer-songwriter and guitarist Quinn Mills the “real deal” for a few years. The Ajax resident now performs as Quinn Mills & Common Era with drummer Chris Buysse and bassist Julian Guzman of Whitby. Their high energy, alternative rock with hints of R&B is infectious. They’re recording their second album and have just released their newest song “Put Your Lead Foot Down”.

Special Performances by Dance Group Afiwi Groove

Pipe Band TheCome Highland cheer Creek Band on will the lead theathletes athlete parade competing and accompany on singer Annette George as she sings Hallelujah. February 9 and 10, 2019! The Games are FREE to attend. durhamregion2019.ca10

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Oshawa Veridian proudly sponsors BrooklinBrooklin HighHigh SchoolSchool the Durham Region 2020 Carnwith Carnwith Dr Dr W, W, Brooklin Brooklin Pickering WheelchairWheelchair Rugby Rugby 2019 Ontario Parasport Games. Brimacombe Brimacombe Durham College and UOIT Campus 4098 Regional Road 9, Orono Visit us at veridian.on.ca and follow us Para-Alpine,4098 Regional Para-Nordic Road 9, Orono Whitby RecreationCampus Recreation and Wellness and Wellness Centre Centre Para-Alpine on Twitter @VeridianTweets 2000 Simcoe St N, Oshawa Para-Nordic Wheelchair Basketball Ajax Donald A. Wilson Secondary School 681 Rossland Rd W, Whitby Oshawa Curling Club Goalball 226Oshawa Bond StCurling E, Oshawa Club Clarington Vision-Impaired226 Bond St E, Oshawa Curling, Visually Impaired Curling AbilitiesAbilities Centre Centre Iroquois Park Wheelchair Curling Pickering Soccer Centre Wheelchair Curling 1975 Clements Rd, Pickering 5555 GordonGordon St,St, WhitbyWhitby Sports Centre 5-a-Side Soccer Boccia,Boccia, Sitting Sitting Volleyball Volleyball 500 Victoria St W, Whitby Sledge Hockey

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Come cheer on the athletes competing on February 9 and 10, 2019! The Games are FREE to attend. durhamregion2019.ca

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1) Wheelchair Rugby 4) Goalball 6) 5-a-Side Soccer Brooklin High School Donald A. Wilson Pickering Soccer Centre 20 Carnwith Dr. W., Brooklin Secondary School 1975 Clements Rd., Pickering 681 Rossland Rd. W., Whitby 2) Wheelchair Basketball 7) Boccia, Sitting Volleyball Durham College and UOIT 5) Wheelchair Curling and Abilities Centre Campus Recreation and Visually Impaired Curling 55 Gordon St., Whitby Wellness Centre Oshawa Curling Club 8) Sledge Hockey 2000 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 226 Bond St. E., Oshawa Iroquois Park Sports Centre 3) Para-Alpine, Para-Nordic 500 Victoria St. W., Whitby Brimacombe 4098 Regional Rd. 9, Orono 12

Community News

Toque Knitting The official Games toques ment!). About 600 balls of of the Durham Region 2019 wool were turned into official Ontario Parasport Games Games toques in a matter of were all hand-made by weeks. Blue toques were knit community volunteers to for athletes and green toques offer a warm welcome to for coaches, support, manag- all the athletes, coaches, ers, and officials. Red toques support, managers, and were also knit, then sold by officials as they arrived in the GOC for $20 each to Durham Region. help defray costs of athletes The Games Organizing competing in the Games. Committee (GOC) wanted to Knitters were also provid- gift the athletes with some- ed with postcards that they thing that supported their could use to share an inspi- commitment to sustainability. rational message with the They were excited by the possibilities of this recipient of the toque they knit. This helped set idea and thrilled when the Philosopher’s Wool the tone of inclusion embraced and celebrated Company agreed to become an in-kind spon- by the Durham community. sor and supply the all-natural wool at half their The GOC and volunteer knitters hope that retail price. you will wear your toque with pride and that Volunteer knitters enthusiastically embraced it will evoke warm memories of the Durham the opportunity (this may be an understate- Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games. Games Medal Design The winning artist in our Games Medal Design Contest is also a sledge hockey player. Jennifer Tewnion is an Honours Bachelor of Fine Art grad- uate from McMaster University where she was also playing rugby until she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The Ajax resident will be competing in the Games as a sledge hockey player on the Ontario North team. Jennifer’s inspiration for her medal design was sparked by the word “together” in our Games tagline “Play together. Win together”. The hands featured on the front of the medal represent the American Sign Language sign for the word “combine”. On the back of the medal, Jennifer included braille for the word “together” and “G”, “S”, and “B” respectively for each medal tier. Jennifer and her family attended our 100 Day Countdown event where the medal design was revealed for the first time and she hung an oversized mock-up medal around the neck of PACHI, our Games mascot. Growing Parasport The hosts of these Games believe part of their mission is to help grow parasport participation in Durham Region and across the province. They’ve established a legacy fund in partnership with Their Opportunity, a Durham-based non-profit organization, so that economic standing is not a barri- er to parasport participation for youth with disabilities in the Durham Region. The benefiting youth will pay it forward through some community service. A new school outreach initiative has also been developed to support Durham Region secondary school teachers with offering more inclusive sport opportunities. Some guidance and parasport equipment will be given to each of the schools. A new annual festival will be held to bring the schools together to compete with team rosters including students of all abilities.

Be The Roar

Organizers of the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games want athletes to experience the thrill of competing in front of stands filled with fans. So, they launched “Be The Roar.” Community groups (businesses, schools, sports teams, churches, Beavers, and Guides) respond- ed by forming fan clubs for teams and athletes competing in the Games. They wrote cards and letters of support. They created signs and banners. They will be showing up in droves to be the roar to motivate their teams and athletes.

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5-a-side Soccer

The Pickering Soccer Club developed a 5-a-side Soccer team in the year leading up to the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games. Games organizers are excited to see the team compete with the Kitchener Soccer Club and Ottawa Blind Soccer. This contributes to their mandate to grow parasport participation in Durham Region and beyond.

“To me, #Paramazing means not seeing disabilities as limitations. Para athletes can and have achieved amazing feats despite their disabilities.” – Ingrid Schurr

18 Boccia “Never give up looking for what’s just right There is a big contingent of for you. Boccia is proof that there a sport boccia competitors at the for everyone.” Durham Region 2019 Ontario – Brock Richardson Parasport Games, with participants travelling from London, Ottawa, Toronto, Strathroy, Kitchener, Sarnia, Mississauga, Niagara Falls, Brampton, Guelph, Thorold, Eden Mills, Glencoe, and Val Caron. And there is a big group of competitors from Durham Region, including 10-year old Nico Iemma of Oshawa who started the sport less than a year ago and is already a provincial champion for his classification. His Sport Assistant and dad Patrick says, “This was accomplished through the sportsmanship and guidance of veteran boccia players.”

19 Goalball

Games organizers invited community groups to “Be The Roar,” but Goalball is a sport that requires absolute quiet during play so that competitors can hear the bells inside the ball as it travels toward their nets. But spectators won’t have to sit on their hands the entire time. They will find plenty of opportunities to cheer and support their Goalball teams at appropriate stops in play, as well as before and after games are completed.

“Once I gave goalball a chance by going to a few practices and learning the rules I fell in love with it. Sports taught me that if you don’t like the one you’re doing that much, there is always another one to try.” – Amy Kneebone

20 “Skiing showed me that I can do anything; I just had to find a different way to do it. You can do anything you set your mind to. I live by that saying.” – Mandy Penny

Para-Alpine

Brimacombe ski resort and community volunteers are well prepared to host the Para-alpine races for the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games. They’ve been hosting a Canadian Adaptive SnowSports program for a number of years. And these Games are a great opportunity to showcase the skills of the skiers competing and generate interest from new skiers too.

21 Para-Nordic

Hosting the Para-Nordic competition at Brimacombe, with their ability to make snow and groom new trails, offers the best opportunity for good racing conditions. Organizers hope that watching skiers compete at the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games will inspire people to take up the sport wherever it’s avail- able, including WindReach Farm in Ashburn.

“Paralympic competition is tough, so it’s important to pick the sports you like best. Try out as many sports as you can, but stay dedicated to the ones you love most.” – Colette Bourgonje

22 Sitting Volleyball

Organizers of the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games were excited to learn that the Niagara Penguins would be competing as a new sitting volleyball team. They may have been doubly excited to learn that a new team from hometown Grandview Children’s Centre was getting ready to compete by practicing at the Games Headquarters, the Abilities Centre. But what made them really excited was to see this fast-paced and entertaining sport grow.

“Volleyball is one of my favourite sports so to find a version of it adapted to people like me… made me extremely excited to try it.” – Andrew Tucker

23 Sledge Hockey

Four teams will be competing in sledge hockey at Whitby’s Iroquois Park Sports Centre during the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games. In a gesture that highlights Durham Region’s pride in hosting these Games, the Durham Steelhawks Sledge Hockey Association have had pucks made featuring the Games’ logo.

“To me, #Paramazing means getting recognized for your accomplishments and hard work in parasports. It means we are given a chance to showcase our skills and abilities despite our disabilities, and that our abilities can shine though while still recognizing disability as a part of ourselves.” – Jennifer Tewnion

24 Visually Impaired Curling “To me, ‘Paramazing’ Curlers and curling fans are amongst some of the most means sports where passionate sports fans. The Durham Region 2019 Ontario everyone is included, Parasport Games organizers are confident the local curling challenged, and community will be enthusiastic volunteers and specta- able to play to their tors for the visually impaired curling competition. There’s potential, making no doubt that competitors, volunteers, and spectators will new friendships and share a comradery and spirit of friendly competition. meeting new team- mates.” – Chelsea Mohler

25 Wheelchair Curling

To host the wheelchair curling competition in Durham Region meant the addition of a temporary ramp from the ice to the viewing area of the club to supplement the wheelchair lift. The organizers of the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games are grateful to the Oshawa Curling Club, established in 1882, for not only agreeing to that, but for also becoming a sponsor of the Games.

“Curling is something that people of all ages and abilities can do. Don’t be afraid to try something new. You never know, you might love it like I love wheelchair curling.” – Darryl Neighbour

26 Wheelchair Basketball

The organizers of the Durham Region 2019 Ontario Parasport Games were anxious to be accommodating when approached by the Ontario Wheelchair Sports Association to add a “mini wheelchair festival” to the weekend. It was another opportunity to fulfill part of Photo By: Ron Pietroniro their mandate to grow parasport participation. The open wheelchair “Life will throw many curve-balls. Obstacles basketball competition will impede your progress. Appreciate the will be held on the challenges you encounter, and use them next court over to as opportunities for growth. Never give up offer opportunities a chance to try something new and aspire for interaction and to better yourself every day. Learn from inspiration between your mistakes, and don’t hesitate to make the competitors. as many as you can. After all, the first step to success, is failure.” – Hisham Mohammad

27 Wheelchair Rugby “It was totally new to me, The wheelchair rugby competition will every time I hit somebody be held at Brooklin High School, home I got booed and every time of the Bears and a Lake Ontario Second- I got booed I wanted to hit ary School Athletics rugby championship somebody.” team. There are a lot of rugby aficionados – Zak Madell in Brooklin and throughout Durham Region. They will no doubt fall in love with the fast and furious pace of wheelchair rugby and its players.

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