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Marshall-Starke’s Parker Is College Bound
David Parker is a Special Olympics Indiana athlete in the Marshall-Starke County program. He will head to Grace College on a scholarship next fall.
Read MoreBrave in the attempt: High school students help Team Indiana
At the first two training camps, Team Indiana’s athletes, Unified partners and coaches met each other and practiced their sports. …
Read MorePolar Plunge Registration is Open
The 2026 Polar Plunge kicks off Saturday, Jan. 31, in Fort Wayne and continues through Saturday, March 7, at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis. Every event includes plungers, a costume contest and a post-event celebration.
Read MorePlainfield Middle School Named to 2025 Unified Champion Schools ESPN Honor Roll
Plainfield Community Middle School is the 2025 ESPN Honor Roll recipient for Indiana, named for going above and beyond in creating a culture of inclusion, advocacy and respect for students with and without intellectual disabilities.
Read More2025 Spirit of Special Olympics Awards Winners
The annual awards recognize an athlete, coach, volunteer, famliy and law enforcement officer who demonstrate outstanding support and dedication during the course of the past year.
Read MoreTeam Indiana members from Jay County connected on, off the field
Jay County is sending eight to the 2026 USA Games, and this group could not be more connected.
Read MoreTeam Indiana To Hold Third Training Camp on Nov. 1
Special Olympics Indiana continues its series of Team Indiana training camps on Saturday, Nov. 1, at Indian Creek High School.
Read MoreLake County Law Enforcement Joins Special Olympics Indiana for Oct. 19 Torch Run
Lake County Law Enforcement agencies and Special Olympics Indiana will host a torch run at 10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 19, at Wicker Park in Hiland, Ind.
Read MoreKerr to Represent Her Peers at SONA Athlete Congress
Karen Kerr of Porter County will represent Indiana at the inaugural SONA Athlete Congress in March.
Read More5 Indiana Schools Receive National Recognition for Achievements and Inclusion
Three Indiana high schools, a middle school and an elementary school received national banner recognition from Special Olympics North America …
Read MoreSun Protection Still Matters As Temperatures Drop
Sunscreen isn’t just a summertime essential. It’s a year-round habit that can help protect the skin, prevent painful burns and reduce the risk of long-term damage.
Read MoreBest Snacks for Training Days vs. Rest Days
One way to support training and recovery is through smart snacking. The right snacks at the right time can boost energy, improve focus and help muscles recover.
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