Special Olympics


“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”

Special Olympics In Muscatine

Special Olympics provides sports and activities for youth and adults with Intellectual Disabilities. They are finding success, joy and friendship as part of our community. They are also having lots of fun!

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT & SUPPORT

We are proud to recognize Quinn Riess and Sgt. Willie Leza of the Muscatine County Sheriff’s Office, recipients of the Scott Bryant Memorial “Unsung Hero” Award. This prestigious award honors their exceptional, multi-year commitment to fundraising and volunteering in support of Special Olympics Muscatine. Their dedication and support help make a lasting difference for our athletes and our program.

 

MORE THAN SPORTS

Special Olympics is about more than competition. Our program helps athletes build independence, strengthen social skills, gain confidence, and create lifelong friendships through sports, practices, and community activities. This Fall, athletes will continue to grow and have fun through Football, Pickleball, Unified Golf, and Bowling.

September 9:  Unified Golf Tournament –  Muscatine 

September 21:  Tracy Rininger Memorial Softball Game –  Muscatine 

September 24-25;  Fall Classic –  West Des Moines, IA

October 1 Texas Roadhouse Tip-a-Cop Fundraiser – Coralville & Davenport IA 

October 10:  East Central Area Bowling – Cedar Rapids IA

November 21:  State Bowling – TBD

Special Olympics offers training and competition opportunities for every athlete, regardless of gender, age or ability.  No matter what the ability level, there is a benefit from Special Olympics.  No matter what the interest—there is a sport for you.  Prior to participation in the program, a Special Olympic athlete must complete an application and release of information form.  Please contact Emily Hernandez for forms or any additional information.