ICG Background
The International Children’s Games were founded in 1968 by Slovenian professor Metod Klemenc to promote peace and friendship through sports. In the inaugural games, nine European cities met for a one-day competition and cultural exchange. From these humble beginnings, the International Children’s Games has grown into a global competition and cultural festival with participation from more than 1,000 athletes and 50 countries each year. Today, the International Children’s Games is the largest multi-sport international youth games and is a recognized member of the International Olympic Committee.
2009 TEAM CHESTERFIELD ATHLETES amd COACHES
Swimming:
Lexie Stavac, Jennifer Moore, and Coach Ashley Simard
Boy's Soccer:
Adam Warren, Vaughn Fowler, Evan Fowler, Grayson Smith, Alex Waite, Brooks Reiber, Cary Barryman, Jacob LeSueuer, Andrew Michon, and Coach Roger Bothe
Track & Field:
Sawyer Brown, Noah Moore and Coach Barron Cheatham
Girl's Gymnastics:
Taylor Wray and Alyson Gumprich
Let the fundraising begin!