Wheelchair races in Hope

Let's Play B.C. loans 11 sports wheelchairs to Coquihalla Elementary

  • Feb. 20, 2013 12:00 p.m.
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Carson High (right) gets the jump on classmates Kalea Richardson and Coleman Jones in a wheelchair race during a gym class at Coquihalla Elementary on Monday. Eleven sports wheelchairs were loaned to the school this week by Let’s Play B.C.

Carson High (right) gets the jump on classmates Kalea Richardson and Coleman Jones in a wheelchair race during a gym class at Coquihalla Elementary on Monday. Eleven sports wheelchairs were loaned to the school this week by Let’s Play B.C.

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