Vote for the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum for USA TODAY’S Reader’s Choice best new attraction
by Mike Willis, USA Wrestling
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum has been nominated for USA TODAY’S Reader’s Choice best new attraction in 2020. The museum has been selected alongside 19 other new sites from across the country spanning a variety of venues and attractions. Individuals have the ability to vote once a day for their favorite new attraction on the USA TODAY website.
VOTE FOR THE U.S. OLYMPIC & PARALYMPIC MUSEUM FOR BEST NEW ATTRACTION HERE
The 60,000 square foot museum opened this past July in Colorado Springs and pays homage to the athletes that represent the United States at the Olympic & Paralympic Games, embracing the core values of the movements: friendship, respect and excellence; determination, equality, inspiration and courage.
“Team USA and the Olympic and Paralympic Games have the incredible power to inspire and unite us, and I look forward to joining with fans from around the country and the world at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum in celebration of great athletes and unforgettable moments,” said Sarah Hirshland, USOPC CEO. “This permanent tribute honors the history and commitment of Team USA athletes, and the stories and experiences found in the museum will make us proud to call ourselves supporters of Team USA, while also serving as inspiration for the next generation of Olympic and Paralympic athletes and fans.”
Voting is open from now until December 31 and the public is able to vote once per day.
For more information on the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, visit USOPM.org.
Read More#
Still time to register for the USMC Women’s Nationals in Spokane, April 14-16, with eight age-level events
USA Wrestling sets new total membership record, surpassing previous mark of 252,509, on Tuesday night
USA Wrestling kicks off Giving Tuesday campaign early, building on momentum of historic year
USA Wrestling team is set for the age-group Beach Worlds and Beach World Series Final in Romania, Sept. 1-4