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Topgolf is committed to making the game of golf more diverse, inclusive and fun. The partnership between Topgolf and Special Olympics demonstrates how inclusive sport training and competition can serve as a catalyst for inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. What starts in a Topgolf bay can extend into our classrooms, workplaces, and communities.

Join us on Saturday Aug. 29th as local athletes go for the gold at Topgolf. Click HERE to register as a volunteer.

If you have any questions, please contact Margaret White at mwhite@specialolympicsva.org

“Feet Meets” are a way for schools to engage students with and without intellectual disabilities. Students practice the sports stations at their schools for six to eight weeks in preparation for the culminating Feet Meet.


Feet Meets are school events that occur during the school day.



If you have any questions, please contact Jenn Greene

Regional competition offering bocce singles, golf level 2/4, pickleball doubles, soccer 5-a-side team, soccer skills, volleyball team and volleyball skills competitions. Bridgewater College graciously hosts the event on their campus with BC sports teams officiating and cheering on Special Olympic athletes creating a memorable experience for all. New this year SO cheerleading squads are invited to perform, registration for all athletes will be in early October.

Areas outside of the Shenandoah Region are invited, please email Mike Gangloff if interested or with questions.

The Woodberry Forest Basketball Tournament is a regional qualifying basketball tournament held for Special Olympics Virginia athletes. The event begins with an Opening Ceremony kick off followed by tournament play involving full court traditional, full court Unified, half court, and individual skills competition.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Alison Carlin.

Regional basketball tournament offering traditional and unified full court, traditional half court and skills level 1,2 and team. Hosted by Albemarle High School and registration will be held in early January.

Please email Mike Gangloff if interested in attending, volunteering or with any questions.

Regional competition for basketball celebrating the end of a great season. VMI cadets host Special Olympic teams to compete in full court, half court and skills competition on their historic grounds in Lexington Virginia. A powerful opening ceremony, dance party with the VMI mascot Moe and a dinner in Crozet Hall all create a wonderful day honoring sports achievement and inclusion.

Please email Mike Gangloff if interested in attending or with questions, registration will be early March.