Children and adults with intellectual disabilities who participate in Special Olympics develop improved physical fitness and motor skills, greater self-confidence and a more positive self-image. They grow mentally, socially and spiritually and, through their activities, exhibit boundless courage and enthusiasm, enjoy the rewards of friendship and ultimately discover not only new abilities and talents but “their voices” as well.
Athlete Application/Medical and Communicable Disease Waiver Packet
Medical Coordinator – Nancy Simpson
All athlete medicals must be submitted to Nancy.
Summer Games Sports
- Athletics: April- June
- Location and Practice scheduled TBD
- Contact: Joyce Powell
- Bocce: April- June
- Pending
- Contact TBD
- Cheerleading: February-June
- Regal All-star Gym
- Contact: Anna McCauley
- Softball: April – June
- Towson Area
- Contact: Terry Vinson
- Swimming: February- June
- Gilman
- Dundalk
- Contact: Liz Henn
Summer
- Sailing: May – July
- Rocky Point
- Tuesday evenings 5:30 – 8p
- Contact: Dan Flanigan
Fall Sports
- Golf: June- September
- Fox Hollow
- Contact: Mark Flanigan
- Soccer: July- October
- Owings Mills Area
- Coordinator: Barbara Allen
- Flag Football: August – October
- Practice – Goucher College fields
- Contact: Frank Moscoso
- Bowling: September- December
- AMF Dundalk
- Saturdays
- Contact: Denise Hammen
Winter Sports
- Basketball: January- March:
- Garrison Forest School
- Contact: Randy Thomas
- Parkville area
- Contact: Jamie Valis
- Alpine Ski and Snowshoe
- Training
- Alpine – Ski Liberty
- Snowshoe — TBD
- Contact: Larry Pearl
- Training