AS (Additional Staff) perform a number of important duties not only during the Games, but also in the massive effort that goes into preparing for the Games. AS Coaches will help with medical needs, chaperone duties, administrative work and even laundry to keep Team Kentucky looking great on the field or in the pool. They have one of the most important — and least glamorous — in the Team Kentucky effort.

	Kim Satterwhite, the Special Olympics Kentucky Vice President of Programs, will serve as the Team Kentucky Head of Delegation. While this is her first USA Games in that role, she is not a stranger to USA Games competitions. She served as the Team Kentucky Assistant Head of Delegation at the 2010 and 2006 Special Olympics USA Games. The Frankfort resident has been with Special Olympics Kentucky state office for 17 years and served as a volunteer prior to that. This will be her fourth major Special Olympics competition. She also served as an AS Coach for Team USA for the 2003 World Summer Games in Dublin,Ireland.
	Erin Young will serve as the Team Kentucky Assistant Head of Delegation in 2014, after serving as an Administrative Coach for Team Kentucky at the USA Games in 2010. Young has been on the Special Olympics staff as the Program Director for Team Sports for eight years, overseeing basketball, softball and soccer. A Frankfort native, Young now resides in Louisville.
	Mark Buerger, the Communications Director for Special Olympics Kentucky, will serve as the AS Coach responsible for Media Services for Team Kentucky. Buerger will handle photography, video, web updates and updates to local Kentucky media for all athletes during the Games. This will be Buerger’s third trip to the USA Games and second as an official member of the Team Kentucky delegation. He served in the same capacity at both the 2006 and 2010 USA Games, serving as an AS Coach in 2010. Buerger, who has been on the Special Olympics Staff for 12 years is a Northern Kentucky native and now resides in Lexington.
	Longtime Special Olympics Kentucky volunteer Jeff Corder of Bowling Green will serve as the AS Coach responsible for Team Kentucky’s medical care and preparations. Corder has worked with Special Olympics for 16 years as a part of the Kentucky Special Events Medical Team that provides emergency medical services at all Special Olympics Kentucky competitions. He will be responsible for treatment and health evaluations for the entire Team Kentucky delegation. This will be Corder’s second consecutive trip to the Special Olympics USA Games, he was also the medical AS Coach at the 2010 Games in Lincoln, Neb.
	Justin Harville will be making his first trip to a Special Olympics Competition as an AS Coach. Harville has served as Special Olympics Kentucky’s Coaches Education Coordinator for the past three years, coordinating coach training and certification, volunteer services and the Special Olympics Kentucky Athlete Leadership Program (ALPs). This will be his first trip to a Special Olympics USA Games. Harville is an Ohio native and now lives in Lexington.
	Francie Ueltschi of Frankfort is the Special Olympics Kentucky Office Manager, coordinating day-to-day operations of the State Office in Frankfort. She has been with Special Olympics Kentucky for 18 years. This will be her first trip to a Special Olympics USA Games event.

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