- November 5, 2024
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Special Olympics Florida held its annual State Summer Games on May 17-18 at ESPN Wide World of Sports and the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona. The two-day event drew more than 2,300 participants from across Florida, competing in seven different sports: track and field, basketball, soccer, bocce ball, cycling, cheerleading, and tennis.
The State Summer Games, one of Special Olympics Florida’s largest competitive events, also featured a spectacular opening ceremony.
Special Olympics Florida was founded in 1972 and provides year-round sports training and competition, crucial health services, and life-changing leadership programs to children and adults with intellectual disabilities; serving more than 70,000 Special Olympics athletes annually, at no cost to athletes or their families.