Chicago Gay Games begins early registration (12988)

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12988News2004-07-03       Chicago Gay Games begins early registration     
 
 
       Early online registration for Gay Games VII, scheduled for July 15-22, 2006, at Chicago's Soldier Field, has begun. Those interested in participating in any of the 30 sports or band and choral events can register at www.GayGamesChicago.org.



The Gay Games early registration system reserves a spot in the Gay Games sports category, collects basic information, and guides the athlete or artist through a series of questions that ensure the respondent has selected the correct category. Due to capacity restrictions, one of the only ways to ensure a spot in the Games is to register early, according to Gay Games organizers.

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