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California School for the Deaf at Fremont to provide lodging for World Deaf Cycling Championships cyclists

Fremont, CA - The World Deaf Cycling Championships Committee and California School for the Deaf at Fremont has announced a lodging partnership for the June 19 to 25 2006 World Deaf Cycling Championship event.

"We're pleased to have California School for the Deaf offer our world's best deaf cyclists a place to stay and recover in between events" said Robin Horwitz, the World Deaf Cycling Championships chairperson.

California School for the Deaf at Fremont will offer several cottages with fully equipped kitchen, living rooms and separate bedrooms for cyclists, team directors and volunteers.

"I'd like to thank Dr. Klopping and his staff for making this happen. They worked hard to make sure this would work out and I'm very grateful for that. They also have a first class reputation when it comes to hosting sporting events" remarked, Robin Horwitz.

For more information, contact Robin Horwitz at horwitz@usdeafsports.org

About World Deaf Cycling Championships

The World Deaf Cycling Championships will be hosted in San Francisco Bay Area from June 19 to 25 2006. The venues will range from San Jose Hellyer Park Velodrome to possible road race venues in either Pesacadero or Berkeley Hills.