By Tara Lindemann Writer Bocce is all about the team sport, according to Special Olympics Ontario Summer Games athlete, Tammi Dougan. \u201cI like playing with my friends,\u201d said the Brantford resident team member. She said she first played for the Stratford team for years before moving to Brantford. \u201cThis is my first time playing in the provincial games, but I like it,\u201d said Dougan. \u201cI get to socialize, I like playing with everyone.\u201d More than 1,000 athletes are competing in the Games, which lasted from July 10 to 13, playing with and against one another in the sports of bocce, golf, soccer and softball. Brantford Police Services, Six Nations Police and OPP hosted the provincial event, held throughout Brantford, Paris and Six Nations. \u201cIt\u2019s a good cause,\u201d said volunteer and… <\/p>\n
By Tara Lindemann Writer Bocce is all about the team sport, according to Special Olympics Ontario Summer Games athlete, Tammi Dougan. \u201cI like playing with my friends,\u201d said the Brantford resident team member. She said she first played for the Stratford team for years before moving to Brantford. \u201cThis is my first time playing in the provincial games, but I like it,\u201d said Dougan. \u201cI get to socialize, I like playing with everyone.\u201d More than 1,000 athletes are competing in the Games, which lasted from July 10 to 13, playing with and against one another in the sports of bocce, golf, soccer and softball. Brantford Police Services, Six Nations Police and OPP hosted the provincial event, held throughout Brantford, Paris and Six Nations. \u201cIt\u2019s a good cause,\u201d said volunteer and... <\/p>\n