 | Zack and Deacon’s friendship started in kindergarten and grew through Unified sports at Watertown-Mayer High School. Now co-vice presidents of Special Olympics Minnesota’s Student Board, they’re fierce advocates for inclusion and inspiring change. |
 | Meet Lucy: a fierce competitor, a talented creator and an extraordinary Special Olympics Minnesota athlete. |
 | At Special Olympics Minnesota events you will often see a man with wrists full of colorful bands, quirky sunglasses and a bag full of swag. Whether they call him by […] |
 | For Katherine Lew, Special Olympics Minnesota Unified programming is the perfect blend of two of her greatest passions: sports and inclusion. She served as President of the SOMN College Board […] |
 | When Kendra Busch was 12-years-old, her family moved from the Twin Cities area to Milaca, a small town of around 3,000 people. The central Minnesotan town offered more acreage and […] |
 | If you drive along Excelsior Boulevard in south Minneapolis, you might see a 91-year-old man looking for something on the ground and in the wall of greenery that lines the […] |
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 | From Wayzata Police Chief Marc Schultz John Robards is a Special Olympics Minnesota athlete and coach. He most recently participated in the 2024 State Poly Hockey competition. Over the years, […] |
 | “We’re kind of those ‘all in’ type of people,” says Kristin Nelson, Special Olympics Minnesota coach and Head of Delegation from Delano. Instead of easing into volunteer roles with Special […] |
 | Special Olympics Minnesota invitationals are local competitions organized from start to finish by teams and delegations. The new competition model has grown over the past several years and has taken […] |