8 T E NNESSEE S E N I O R O LY M P I C S STATE FINALS. Presented by:

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1 8 T E NNESSEE S E N I O R O LY M P I C S STATE FINALS Presented by: June 22-28, 2018

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4 THE TENNESSEE SENIOR OLYMPICS is a special event for senior adults age 50 and older that combines a wide range of competitive events. The state finals are sponsored by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, the Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department, the City of Franklin, the City of Brentwood and Battle Ground Academy. This is the 38th annual statewide Senior Olympics competition. The mission of the Tennessee Senior Olympics is to promote healthy lifestyles for Seniors through fitness, sports, and an active involvement in life. Have a safe and happy 2018 state competition. Good luck to all! Board of Directors Gary Hathcock Chairperson Lisa Wright Past Chairperson Gail Ragland Vice Chair Julie Jones Secretary Margaret Jones Treasurer Ed Campbell Bob Cargile Jerry Edmundson Don Holcomb Linda Kauffman Marty Kennedy Charlie Kolitz Billy Loggins Joyce Manis Mike Morgan Kelly Price Teresa Sutphin Richard West Senior Games Oath Today the joy of competition calls me to the test. I have the opportunity to strive to reach my best. I have learned with age There is victory in accepting challenge, and in trying, there is grace. 4 Emergency Information Registration Headquarters: (615) (No text messages please) Battle Ground Academy Rain Out Info: (615) (No text messages please) Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department: (615) Williamson County Medical Center staff will be present at most sites. Other emergencies should be directed to Williamson County's emergency assistance number 911. Event Co-Chairs Christine Dewbre Gary Hathcock Traci Meador Amber Morris Volunteer Coordinators Traci Meador Gail Ragland Lisa Wright Medical Williamson County Medical Center Archery Jim Maze Hunter Eubanks Badminton Janet Ramser Linda Cass Sherry Hipps Basketball 3-on-3 Chris Gravlee Richard West Pat Murphy Basketball Skill Events Chris Gravlee Chris Podunajec Bowling Charlotte Myers Don McKee Cornhole Linda Kauffman Cycling/Road Races Cindy Allen Dave Bunt Martin Coleman Tomas de Paulis State Finals Staff Chris Gravlee Andy Howe Daniele Stewart Horseshoes Lance Westbrooks Office Assistants Margaret Jones Brenda Williams Frances Williams Kelly Price Party Kerri Hudson Pickleball Katie Adams Nicole Hobson Kristi McDonald Bud McRee Dorothy McRee Mike Morgan Melissa Owenby Avie Ownby Kelly Price Noa Geyne Don Stanley Daniele Stewart Racquetball Paul LaGala Chris Redding Athlete Check-In Gail Ragland Shuffleboard Kylie Preston Swimming Jordan Brown Mike Conrad Sue Conrad Evan Hampton Steven Murry Stephanie Nadeau Lisa Wright Table Tennis Larry Thoman Roger Dickson Tennis Ann Marie Flynn Track and Field Bob Brunton Reginald Caldwell Edwin Hagans Mike Ham Amy Ham Gary Hathcock Jim Kaiser Anvil Nelson Mike Walker Volleyball Elaine Mitchell Kelly Price Rebecca Sweeney Venue Directors Katie Adams Mike Arnold Dave Bunt Hunter Eubanks Ann Marie Flynn Evan Hampton Adrian Ludwig Kristi McDonald Kristen Pitts Chris Podunajec Kylie Preston Chris Redding Lance Westbrooks

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7 June 22, 2018 Dear Tennessee Senior Athlete, Welcome to the State Finals of the 2018 Tennessee Senior Olympics! Congratulations on your achievement. You re at the top of your game, and we re excited for your success. For more than 30 years, we ve been proud to sponsor the games and show our support for Tennessee Senior Olympians. Every year, athletes like you inspire us with your drive and your dedication to living a healthy and active life. Thanks for being a great role model for us and all of your Tennessee neighbors. We re here to cheer you on as you go for the gold. Good luck in the finals! Best of Health, J. Todd Ray Senior Vice President and General Manager, Senior Products BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc., an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association 7

8 Athlete Check-In Participants must check in at the Athlete Check-in Headquarters at Battle Ground Academy either before or after participating. This is mandatory. Athlete Check-in Headquarters will be open: Friday, June 22 Saturday, June 23 Sunday, June 24 Monday, June 25 Tuesday, June 26 Wednesday, June 27 Thursday, June 28. Age Categories Postponement/Cancellation of Events In case of inclement weather or last minute site changes, a notice will be posted at the event site regarding postponement or cancellation of events. Please also call (No text messages pleasse). If at all possible, we will also post notices at and Equipment Equipment for each event will be provided by Tennessee Senior Olympics unless otherwise stated in the rules 8

9 Thank you for visiting! N ECHO LANE Armistead Hall (Upper School Administration/Library) 2. Harlin Student Center (Dining/Assembly/Headmaster/Business) 3. McElroy Hall (US Math/Foreign Language) N503-N Bragg Hall (US English/History) C404-C Ware Hall (US Science) S302-S Mary Campbell Visual Arts Center 7. Cherry Sports Center 8. Roar Store 9. Middle School Administration & Library 10. Middle School Academic Building 11. Fine Arts (Band/Chorus/Drama/Speech) 12. Middle School Gymnasium 13. Glen Echo (Admissions/Alumni/Development) 14. Jewell Athletic and Wellness Center Power Plant 16. Smithsonian Indoor Baseball Facility 17. Softball Field 18. Fleming-Wilt Baseball Field 19. Guffee-Brown Stadium 20. Stewart-Campbell Track/Soccer Complex 21. Pratt Practice Field 22. Fred P. Hallum Tennis Complex

10 NEXT SUMMER S STATE FINALS IMPORTANT INFORMATION! PLEASE READ! The Tennessee Senior Olympics State Finals are scheduled for June 2019 in Williamson County, TN. The exact dates will be posted at com by the end of the year. To be eligible for the 2019 state finals, athletes must participate in a fall 2018 district event in most sports. District participants will participate and qualify in age divisions that match the state finals age determination. Age at the district will be determined by the athlete s age as of December 31 of the next calendar year. Athletes must be 50 years old by December 31, 2019 to compete in the 2019 state finals. For example, for the 2018 districts, age will be determined as of December 31, For the 2019 state finals, age will be determined as of December 31, This is to ensure that athletes are practicing and playing in the age group that they will be placed in at the summer 2019 state finals. For example, an individual who turns 50 on April 1, 2019 will play in the division in the fall 2018 districts although he or she is 49. Athletes must be 50 years old by December 31 of 2019 year to compete in the 2019 state finals. Open sports that do not require district qualification include archery, cycling (5K and 20K), the 5K and 10K road races, 5K Walk, racquetball, triple jump, pole vault, disc golf, and the powerwalk. Sports not offered at your home district are also considered open. This list is subject to change by our board of directors. Notification of changes will be via . For doubles players, athletes who participated in ONE event at the district (i.e. singles, mixed, or doubles) within any doubles sport may register for all three events if interested. Registration for the state finals will open early March Details will be ed to all district participants. Visit for more information about the state finals Fall District Dates will be posted at when available 10

11 DON'T FORGET! 2019 STATE FINALS. You must participate in a 2018 FALL DISTRICT to be eligible for the 2019 STATE FINALS. Visit tnseniorolympics.com for full details 11

12 June 11 & 12, 2018 Golf 8:00 a.m. Heatherhurst Golf Club STATE FINALS EVENT SCHEDULE Subject to Change /Fairfield Glade Friday, June 22, 2018 Athlete Check-In 1:30-6:00 p.m. Battle Ground Academy Field Event Rotation 3-8:00 p.m. Battle Ground Academy (High jump, Long jump, Triple jump, Pole vault) Saturday, June 23, 2018 Cycling 5K Time Trial 6:30 a.m. Christ Church Arrington Cornhole Doubles 9:00 a.m. Academy Park Athlete Check-In 7:15 a.m. - Battle Ground Academy 5:00 p.m. Track and Field 8:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy (1500M Run, followed by 400M Run) Field Event Rotation 11am 6pm Battle Ground Academy (Shot put, Discus, Javelin) Women report at 11am/ Men at 1pm Monday, June 25, 2018 Athlete Check-In 7:15 a.m. 5 p.m. Battle Ground Academy Tennis 8:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex Bowling 9:00 a.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (doubles 50-64) Badminton 8:00 a.m. Franklin Recreation Complex (doubles, mixed doubles) Shuffleboard 8:00 a.m. Academy Park (doubles, all ages) Racquetball Singles 9:00 a.m. Longview Recreation Center Volleyball 9:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy Disc Golf 9:00 a.m. Crockett Park tnseniorolympics.com Softball Throw Archery Practice 12-3:00 p.m. Battle Ground Academy 3:00-6:00 pm. Williamson County Soccer Complex Track and Field 5:00 p.m. Battle Ground Academy (100M Run, Followed by 4x100M Relay, Followed by Power Walk)** Sunday, June 24, 2018 Cycling, 20K Road Race 6:30 a.m. Cornhole Doubles (if needed) 9:00 a.m. Athlete Check-In College Grove Rec Center Academy Park 7:15 am 5 pm Battle Ground Academy Track and Field 8:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy (50M Run followed by 800M Run, followed by 1500M Race Walk, followed by 200M Run) Archery 9:00 a.m. Williamson County Soccer Complex Volleyball 9:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy Bowling Practice 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center Swimming Practice 12:00-3:00 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex Bowling 12:00 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (singles 50-64) Bowling 3:00 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (mixed 50-64) Party 6:30 p.m. The Factory Tuesday, June 26, 2018 Athlete Check-In 7:15 a.m.-4p.m. Battle Ground Academy 5K Run/5K Walk 6:30 a.m. River Park Tennis 8:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex Basketball 3-on-3 8:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy (women) Shuffleboard 8:00 a.m. Academy Park (singles, women) Horseshoes 8:00 a.m. Franklin Recreation Center (singles, men) Tennis 12:00 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex, Badminton (singles) 2:00 p.m. Franklin Recreation Center Swimming 8:30 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (warm-ups) Basketball Free 9-10:30 a.m. Battle Ground Academy Throw (women) *Times listed are general start times. Please check website for more specific information per sport. 12

13 STATE FINALS EVENT SCHEDULE Tuesday, June 26, 2018 (Continued) Swimming 9:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (200Y freestyle) Bowling 9:00 a.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (singles, 65-74) Pickleball 9:00 a.m. Ravenwood/Franklin (doubles) High School/Franklin Rec Racquetball 9:00 a.m. Longview Recreation Center (doubles) Table Tennis 9:00 a.m. Academy Park (singles, doubles, mixed doubles) Swimming 9:30 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (100Y butterfly) Swimming 10:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (50Y breaststroke) Basketball Free 10:30 a.m. Battle Ground Academy Throw (women s finals) Swimming 10:30 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (200Y individual medley) Bowling 12:00 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (singles 75+) Swimming 12:00 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (100Y backstroke) Swimming 12:30 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (50Y freestyle) Swimming 1:00 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (200Y breaststroke) Swimming 1:30 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (200Y butterfly followed by 100Y free relay) Bowling 3:00 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (doubles 65-74) Basketball 5 p.m. (women) Battle Ground Academy (3 point & Hot 6 p.m. (men) Shot Contests) Wednesday, June 27, 2018 Athlete Check-In 7:15 am-4 pm Battle Ground Academy Tennis 8:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex Basketball 3-on-3 8:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy (women s finals and men ) Shuffleboard 8:00 a.m. Academy Park (singles, men) Horseshoes 8:00 a.m. Franklin Recreation Center (singles, women) continued *Times listed are general start times. Please check website for more specific information per sport. **Swimming relay registration will be at pool, Track 4x100M Relay registration will be at the track. 13 Swimming 8:30 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (warm up) Basketball 9-10:30 a.m. Battle Ground Academy Free Throw (men) Swimming 9:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (200Y backstroke) Bowling 9:00 a.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (doubles 75+) Pickleball 9:00 a.m. Ravenwood/Franklin (mixed doubles) High School/Franklin Rec Swimming 9:30 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (100Y freestyle) Swimming 10:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (50Y butterfly) Basketball Free 10:30 a.m. Battle Ground Academy Throw (men s finals) Swimming 10:30 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex (100Y breaststroke) Swimming 12:00 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (50Y backstroke) Bowling 12:00 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (mixed doubles 65-74) Swimming 12:30 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (100Y individual medley) Basketball 1:00 p.m. Battle Ground Academy 3-on-3 (men) Swimming 1:00 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (500Y freestyle) Swimming 1:30 p.m. Indoor Sports Complex (400Y individual medley followed by 100Y IM relay) Bowling 3:00 p.m. Franklin Entertainment Center (mixed doubles 75+) Thursday, June 28, 2018 Athlete Check-In 7:15-11a.m. Battle Ground Academy 10K Run 6:30 a.m. River Park Tennis 8:00 a.m. Indoor Sports Complex Pickleball 8:00 a.m. Ravenwood/Franklin (singles) High School/Franklin Rec Basketball 8:00 a.m. Battle Ground Academy 3-on-3 (men)

14 V E N U E M A P EVENT VENUES Battle Ground Academy Williamson Co Soccer Complex The Factory 14 Academy Park River Park Franklin High School Fieldstone Park Franklin Entertainment Center Franklin Recreation Complex Indoor Sports Complex Longview Recreation Center Ravenwood High School Christ Church College Grove Parks & Rec Center Crockett Park - The Indoor Arena 14

15 1 Battle Ground Academy 336 Ernest Rice Lane Franklin Entertainment Center 1200 Lakeview Drive 5 Franklin Recreation Complex 1120 Hillsboro Road 6 Indoor Sports Complex 920 Heritage Way Longview Recreation Center 2909 Commonwealth Drive Spring Hill, TN The Factory 230 Franklin Road Franklin, TN Academy Park 120 Everbright Avenue 10 River Park 1100 Knox Valley Drive 11 Fieldstone Park 1377 Hillsboro Road Ravenwood High School 1724 Wilson Pike Brentwood, TN Christ Church 6450 Christ Church Lane College Grove Parks & Rec Center 8607 Horton Hwy College Grove, TN Crockett Park Disc Golf 1485 Volunteer Pkwy (staging at Indoor Arena) Brentwood, TN

16 DIRECTIONS FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY Battle Ground Academy (BGA) (from north/nashville): 336 Ernest Rice Lane, Franklin, TN Traveling south on I-65, take exit 71 (Concord Road) 2. Turn RIGHT onto Concord Road. 3. Travel.5 miles on Concord Road to the traffic light on Franklin Road (Hwy. 31) 4. Turn LEFT at the light onto Franklin Road (Hwy. 31) 5. Travel about 4.5 miles on Franklin Road (Hwy. 31S) to Mack Hatcher Pkwy (Hwy. 431) 6. Turn RIGHT onto Mack Hatcher, you will see BGA on your right 7. Travel about.6 miles on Mack Hatcher to the traffic light at Spencer Creek Road 8. Turn RIGHT at the traffic light onto Spencer Creek Road. Make an immediate RIGHT onto Ernest Rice Lane 9. Follow Ernest Rice Lane until you see BGA campus on your left. Then look for signage to registration. BGA (from either direction): 1. Traveling north on I-65 take exit 68B West (Cool Springs Blvd.) 2. Travel on Cool Springs Blvd. for miles until it dead ends onto Mack Hatcher Pkwy. (Hwy 431) 3. Turn RIGHT onto Mack Hatcher Pkwy. 4. Travel on Mack Hatcher Pkwy crossing the first traffic light, which is Franklin Rd. After crossing Franklin Road you will see BGA on your right. 5. Turn RIGHT at the next traffic light onto Spencer Creek Rd. Make an immediate RIGHT onto Ernest Rice Lane 6. Follow Ernest Rice Lane until you see BGA campus on your left. Then look for signage for Registration. BGA to Franklin Recreation Complex (also known as Williamson Co. Parks & Rec. Complex): 1120 Hillsboro Rd., Franklin, TN Take a RIGHT on Ernest Rice Lane. 2. At the stop sign take a LEFT on Spencer Creek Road. 3. At the traffic light, take a RIGHT on Mack Hatcher Pkwy (Hwy. 431). 4. You will travel approximately 1 mile until you will come to Hillsboro Road. 5. Take a RIGHT at the traffic light onto Hillsboro Rd. 6. At the first set of traffic lights, (Fulton Greer) take a RIGHT. 7. Go straight until the road dead ends at the Recreation Center. BGA to Franklin Entertainment Center: 1200 Lakeview Drive, Franklin, TN Take a RIGHT on Ernest Rice Lane. 2. At the stop sign take a LEFT on Spencer Creek Road. 3. At the traffic light, take a LEFT on Mack Hatcher Parkway (Hwy. 431). 4. Travel about 3.2 miles (passing intersections of Franklin Rd, Cool Springs Blvd, and Liberty Pike). At the 4th traffic light (which will be Murfreesboro Rd Or also known as Hwy 96) you will take a LEFT. 5. Travel on Murfreesboro Rd for about a mile. 6. When you come to the 4th traffic light take a LEFT on Royal Oaks. 7. Travel about ¼ of a mile to the 2nd road on the right which will be Lakeview. 8. Take a RIGHT on Lakeview. Bowling Center is at the end of the road. BGA to Academy Park : 120 Everbright, Franklin, TN Take a RIGHT on Ernest Rice Lane. 2. At the stop sign take a LEFT on Spencer Creek Road. 3. At the traffic light, take a RIGHT on Mack Hatcher Parkway (Hwy. 431). 4. You will travel approximately 1 mile until you will come to Hillsboro Road. 5. Take a LEFT at the traffic light onto Hillsboro Rd. You will go about 1.5 miles down Hillsboro Rd. 6. At the 5th traffic light take a slight RIGHT onto (Hwy 31S) Columbia Avenue. Continue on Columbia Ave. 0.7 miles. 7. After going through the 3rd traffic light, you will take the next RIGHT on Everbright Lane. Academy Park will be on the RIGHT before the next stop sign. BGA to Indoor Sports Complex: 920 Heritage Way, Brentwood, TN Take a RIGHT on Ernest Rice Lane. 2. At the stop sign take a LEFT on Spencer Creek Road. 3. At the traffic light, take a LEFT on Mack Hatcher Parkway (Hwy. 431). 4. At first traffic light (Franklin Road), turn LEFT. Travel 4.4 miles on Franklin Rd (US 31) until you get to Concord Road (TN 253). 5. At Concord Road, turn RIGHT. Travel 1.2 miles to Heritage Way. 6. At the Heritage Way traffic light, take a LEFT. Travel 0.1 miles and Indoor Sports Complex will be on your right. 16

17 DIREC TIONS FOR W I LLI A M S O N CO UNT Y Downtown Franklin Circle to Longview Recreation Center: 1. Turn slight left onto Columbia Ave/US-31 S/US-31 Bus/TN-6. Continue to follow US-31 S/TN-6. Starbucks Coffee is on the right. 2. Then in miles turn left onto Duplex Rd/TN-247. If you reach Beechcroft Rd you've gone a little too far. 3. Then in one mile turn left onto Commonwealth Dr. I-65 to Franklin Entertainment Center: 1. From I-65 S Take Exit # 65 (Hwy 96) West (RIGHT). 2. Take a right at Royal Oaks (1st Traffic light). 3. Travel about ¼ mile to the 2nd road on the right which will be Lakeview. Take a RIGHT. The lanes are down one block on the right. I-65 to Williamson County Indoor Sports Complex: 1. Traveling either North or South on I-65 take exit 71 East (Concord Lane) 2. Travel about a 1/2 mile until you get to Heritage Way 3. At the Heritage Way traffic light, take a LEFT. Travel 0.1 miles and Indoor Sports Complex will be on your right. I-65 to Academy Park: 1. From I-65 South, go approximately 4 miles to Exit # 65 (Highway 96) 2. Go RIGHT (west) off of the Exit. Go approximately 3 miles down Hwy 96 towards Downtown Franklin. 3. Turn LEFT on to Church Street (Just before the town square). Go down Church Street and take a LEFT at the light onto Columbia (31S). 4. Follow Columbia (31S) past 2 lights until you get to Everbright Lane (just past the library)-turn right onto Everbright Lane (you will see Old BGA on the right) 5. Follow Everbright Lane one block and you will see the field with the horseshoe pits on the left and the archery field is on the right. I-65 to River Park: 1. Traveling either North or South on I-65 take exit 71 East (Concord Lane) 2. Travel about a 1/2 mile until you get to Knox Valley Drive 3. At the Knox Valley Drive traffic light, take a RIGHT. River Park is on your Left. I-65 to Longview Recreation Center: 1. Take I-65 South towards Birmingham to Saturn Parkway. 2. Merge onto TN-396 W/Saturn Pkwy W via EXIT 53 toward Columbia/Spring Hill. 3. Then in 3.07 miles take the Kedron Rd exit. 4. Then in 0.37 miles, turn right onto Kedron Rd. 5. Then in 0.46 miles turn right onto Old Kedron Rd. 6. Then in 0.56 miles turn slightly right onto Miles Johnson Pkwy. 7. Then in 0.32 miles turn right onto Duplex Rd/TN Then in 0.61 miles turn left onto Commonwealth Dr. I-65 to Christ Church Arrington: 6450 Christ Church Lane, Arrington, TN From I-65, take exit 65 (Highway 96) east for approx. 7.5 miles & go past the Arrington Post Office. 2. Turn right on the next road (Cox Road) and travel approximately 1 mile to Christ Church Lane (on the left) where parking is available. I-65 to College Grove Recreation Center: 8607 Horton Hwy, College Grove, TN Take I-65 to State Route Take State Route 840 east (towards Murfreesboro) 2. Take exit 42 (Hwy. 31/41) 3. Travel south 4.5 miles on Hwy. 31 to the College Grove Recreation Center (Note: Hwy. 41 will split off to your left; stay on Hwy. 31) 4. Turn RIGHT into the College Grove Recreation Center for staging OR follow directions to Christ Church in Arrington but stay on Cox Rd. Turn right on Hwy.31A for approximately 2 miles to College Grove Rec Center. I-65 to the Indoor Arena at Crockett Park: 1. Traveling either North or South on I-65 take exit 71 East (Concord Lane) 2. Travel 1 mile until you get to Wilson Pike. Turn right. 3. Travel 1.26 miles and turn left on to Crockett Road. 4. In.30 miles turn left on Volunteer Parkway. The Indoor Arena will be on your left. 17

18 DIRECTIONS FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY BGA to I-65 to Williamson Co. Soccer Complex 1878 Downs Boulevard, Franklin, TN At exit 65, take ramp to TN-96, Murfreesboro Rd. 2. Go west, toward downtown Franklin for 2.7 miles. 3. Turn left to stay on TN-96/Church Street..2 miles 4. Turn right onto TN-96/5th Avenue South..2 miles 5. Turn left onto TN miles 6. Turn left onto Downs Blvd.7 miles I-65 to Ravenwood High School 1724 Wilson Pike, Brentood TN Take exit 71 and go east on Concord Road. 2. Go approximately 3 miles and take a right or go south on Wilson Pike. 3. Ravenwood will be on your left in approximately 3 miles. I-65 to Franklin High School 810 Hillsboro Rd, Franklin TN Follow directions to BGA but pass by on Mack Hatcher Road. Travel an additional one mile to Franklin Road and take a left. Franklin High School is.4 miles on the left. Directions to the Factory at Franklin from BGA: 1. Take a RIGHT on Ernest Rice Lane. 2. At the stop sign take a LEFT on Spencer Creek Road. 3. At the traffic light, take a LEFT on Mack Hatcher Parkway (Hwy. 431). 4. At first traffic light (Franklin Road), turn RIGHT From I-65: 1. From I-65 S Take Exit # 65 (Hwy 96) West (RIGHT). 2. Take a RIGHT at Royal Oaks (1st Traffic light). 3. Travel about.08 miles and turn LEFT onto Liberty Pike. 4. Travel 2 miles and the Factory will be on the RIGHT Find us Find us on on facebook Facebook Facebook is free and a good way to stay in touch with your Tennessee Senior Olympic friends across the state. Go to and sign up. Then search for Tennessee Senior Olympics and like our page. TNSeniorOlympics This is the site where that all of our photos will be posted from our events. Please feel to us photos at info@tnseniorolympics.com to be posted

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20 TRIBUTES & DONATIONS Our many thanks to the following donors who not only support the Tennessee Senior Olympics through their participation, but also through their generous donations. We would like to thank the following individuals who have provided $25, $50, or $100 donations in the past year. Bronze Level MARJORIE ALLEN MARJORIE ALLEN RICHARD AMBROSE JAY ARCHER MARION BAILEY CHARLES BAKER CHARLES BATT RICKY BEAN ROBERT BERNSTEIN DARLEEN BLOCKER MARK BOUDREAU JOHN BUSBY LEE CAMPBELL JOSEPH CARSON MARK CARVER RAY CORK LESTER COWELL CHARLES DAVIDSON MICHAEL DEBRUN CHIP DODD SIMON ELLIS THELMA EWELL PATRICIA FLYNN KADEN FOX RUSSELL GALLIMORE JACK GILBERT ROBERT GLENN LINDA GREEN ALICE GREENE J. GREG HARRISON PENNY HEYDT SHERRY HIPPS DAVID HIRSCH RICK HOBSON HAROLD HUNT MICKEY HUTSON CHARLES KOLITZ DONALD KROEGER SUSAN LAMBRETH WILLIAM LAUER JAMES LENSCHAU CARNELL LEWIS Thank You Notes Encouraged Please consider taking the time after our event to express your appreciation to the following individuals. Without the support of these agencies, this event would truly not take place. Thank you in advance for your time spent on this correspondence. Gold Level BOB ARMISTEAD FRANK BAKER EVELYN BLACKMON ED CAMPBELL EDDIE CAPEHART DONALD COOPER PATRICIA EVANS SCOTT HAIGHT STEVEN HALL MAYNARD MCREE MOLLY MYERS LINDA PORTERFIELD CAROL STRICKLIN PERRY STUCKEY MARY VOWELL ROBERT WHITSITT JOYCE MANIS LON MARCUM GREG MAXEDON CANNON MAYES LORI MCALISTER PATRICIA MCDONALD HERB MCMILLAN DON MIDGETT NEWTON MOLLOY ARMANDO MORRELL JAMES NELSON MAIME OMARI DAVID OSBORN ROGELIO PAGAN JOHN PARTAIN LARRY PHILLIPS MARY RAMSEY GLENN RASMUSSEN SHERI RATZLAFF MICHAEL REED SCOTT EEMMEL Silver Level DAN BALL RON BATES RICHARD BOWERS GARY BOYKIN BOB CARGILE HERMAN DANIELS MARY DAUGHERTY JENNIFER FORD SUMNER FOSTER JIM FROULA SUSIE HENDERSON DAVID HIPPENSTEEL WILLIAM HUDSPETH DAVID HUNTSINGER SUSAN MAGUIGAN JOHN MALTRY GEORGE MCILWAIN DAVID MELTON TOM MULGREW DAVID PHELPS CLARENCE SHATTUCK RUDY THACKER LARRY WILLIAMS FRED WIMMER ARLYN RIECK HEATHER RIETZ WILLIAM ROBINSON PHILIP SEBES RALPH SIEBE CHARLES SILVERSTEIN THOMAS SLAGLE DAVID SOUTHALL RON STAHR AMELIA STEEPLETON MARGIE STOLL JERRY SWATZELL JOE SYKES PHILLIP TAYLOR F. RAMSEY VALENTINE DAVID VOWELL MICHAEL WALKER JOE WALL JOANNE WARD KENNETH WILBER Ms. Laurel Eldridge BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee 1 Cameron Hill Circle Chattanooga, TN Laurel_Eldridge@bcbst.com Mayor Rogers Anderson Williamson County Mayor 1320 West Main Street, Suite 125 Franklin, TN Ms. Judy Hayes Williamson County Board of Commissioners 1775 Pope's Chapel Road Thompson's Station, TN Director Williamson County Parks and Recreation 1200 Hillsboro Road Franklin, TN gordonh@williamson-tn.org 20

21 The Honorable Rogers Anderson Williamson County Mayor The Honorable Ken Moore Franklin Mayor The Honorable Jill Burgin Brentwood Mayor Chief Executive Officer, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Special Thanks Mary Danielson Laurel Eldridge Alison Sexter Amanda Heskew Steven Johns Lisa Wright BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Christine Dewbre Traci Meador Tennessee Senior Olympics Staff Williamson County Parks and Recreation Mr. Gary Hathcock Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Tennessee Senior Olympics Kemp, Angela Shadden, Melody Moses, Andrew Fisher, Richard West and Teresa Sutphin District Coordinators Pam Battle Ground Academy Do you have difficulty hearing over the phone? Experience clarity and confidence on every call with Captioned Telephone (CapTel ) the service that allows users to listen while reading word-for-word captions of what s said to them over the phone. Captions appear on the bright, easy-to-read display screen of the CapTel phone. Contact us today to learn more! Call TNCapTel.com TM 2018 Hamilton Relay CapTel is a registered trademark of Ultratec, Inc. 21

22 NATIONAL INFORMATION The National Senior Games- the Senior Olympics is scheduled for June 12-25, 2019 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This year is a qualifying cycle for the 2019 event. Our state finals event in Williamson County serves as the qualifying site for Tennessee. Our Tennessee athletes always have a great showing at Nationals! Top finalists from this summer s state finals will qualify for the event. This includes: The top 3 teams in basketball and volleyball. The top 3 finalists in each age group in tennis. In golf, the first place winner will qualify as well as all others who met the minimum performance standard at our June 11th and 12th golf tournament. The remaining individual sports will qualify the top 4 in each age group. All participants in the power walk may move on to Nationals. It is an open sport for Athletes may also qualify by meeting or exceeding the Minimum Performance Standards (MPS) in archery, golf, race walk, road race, swimming and track & field at a 2018 qualifying games. The TSO staff will submit our TN results to the national office. The national office will send out information to each qualified athlete. This does not come from the Tennessee Senior Olympics. Expect this information by January 1, For further information, rules, and minimum performance standards please visit You may also visit this site to check on other states who allow out-of-state participants. This may be another avenue for athletes to consider in a quest to qualify. ALBUQUERQUE WELCOMES THE 2019 NATIONAL SENIOR GAMES June 14-25, 2019 presented by Humana VisitABQ.org 22 For more information SeniorGames@NSGA.com

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