State Summer Games 2019
Special Olympics
What is Special Olympics?
Special Olympics is a year-round program of athletic training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Carroll County Special Olympics offers training and competition opportunities in 5 different sports. with local, area, and state-level competitions throughout the year as well as opportunities for athletes to compete at the national and international levels.
Who is eligible to participate in Special Olympics?
Any person eight years of age or older who is identified as having an intellectual disability by an agency or a professional in any given local area is considered eligible for Special Olympics.
Special Olympics Coordinator
Ryan Buck
2167 Kensington Road NE
Carrollton, Ohio 44615
Office: 330-627-7651
Cell: 330-432-6117
Fax: 330-627-6606
Rbuck@carrollcbdd.org
Carroll County Special Olympics is funded solely from donations and fundraising efforts. Funds are used for new equipment and equipment maintenance, travel expenses, athlete experiences and other expenses needed to provide athletes with the best possible experience. We offer bowling, basketball, golf, bocce and track and we are exploring other options to expand the current program.
Downloadable PDFs
Follow up on Special Olympics Coordinator
2021 Letter to Stakeholders concerning Special Olympics future
Athlete Physical Form
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