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| ~ Develop USADTF Website (http://usadtf.tripod.com) (Started in 1998)
~ Changed the name, Deaf Athletics Federation of US (DAFUS) to USA Deaf Track and Field (USADTF) ~ Attended the USADSF/NSO Conference - Seattle, Washington ~ USADTF became incorporated and gained 501-c-3 status ~ Conference with USATF for the very first time in Indianapolis, Indiana ~ USADTF Cross Country Championship - Buffalo, New York ~ USADTF hosted USATF Coaches School, Level I - Gallaudet University; 9 coaches were certificated ~ Attended the 21st USATF Conference - Los Angeles, California ~ 2nd PANAMDES - Havana, Cuba |
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| ~ First Family Track and Field Games - Maryland School for the Deaf.
200 participants
~ USADSF/NSO Conference - Washington, D.C. ~ USADTF recognized as the NSO of the Year by USADSF ~ Attended the 22nd USATF Conference - Alburquerque, New Mexico ~ USADTF Trials - Gallaudet University ~ 1st e-DTFNL ever in place of costly hard copy newsletters ~ 400m Deaf runners ran in an exhibition at the USA Track and Field Trials - Sacramento, California ~ Sent 6 young athletes to 1st Youth PANAMDES - Mexico |
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| ~ 19th Deaflympics - Rome, Italy (41 athletes and 7 coaches)
~ Brought back 25 medals from the Deaflympics ~ USADSF/NSO Conference - Columbus, Ohio ~ Attended the 23rd USATF Conference - Mobile, Alabama |
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| ~ Conference with USATF CEO and Executive Director - Indianapolis,
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~ Family Track and Field Games at California SD, Indiana SD, Maryland SD and Texas SD (May & June) ~ USATF Association Conference - Indianapolis, Indiana (August 15-17) ~ Sending 12 young athletes to 2nd Youth PANAMDES - Venezuela (August 17-24) ~ USADSF NSO Conference - Sioux Falls, South Dakota ~ 24th USATF Conference - Knoxville, Tennessee (December) ~ USATF/USADTF Cross Country/Masters Championships - Sacramento, California (December 14) |
