Competitors in the Fifth Annual Disc Golf for Autism event held at the Mountain Meadows Recreation Complex in Lakeside Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 17 and 18, practice throwing competition discs in preparation for two days of competition.
Photo courtesy of White Mountain Autism Foundation
Competitors in the Fifth Annual Disc Golf for Autism event held at the Mountain Meadows Recreation Complex in Lakeside Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 17 and 18, practice throwing competition discs in preparation for two days of competition.
Photo courtesy of White Mountain Autism Foundation
PINETOP-LAKESIDE — Sixty local autistic children attended the White Mountains Autism Foundation’s Fifth Annual Disc Golf for Autism tournament Sept. 17 and 18.
The participants played with some of the top disc golf competitors in the world, including Lakeside resident Nick Duran.
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