Mower County Special Olympics
We would like to acknowledge The United Way of Mower County for their generous support of this program.
Special Olympics offers children and adults with intellectual disabilities year-round sports training and competition.  Through Special Olympics’ athletic, health and leadership programs, people with intellectual disabilities transform themselves, their communities and the world.

Eligibility
  • Be 6 years of age or older to practice, 8 years of age to attend tournaments.
  • Have an Intellectual or Developmental Disability.
  • Special Olympics Minnesota requires all athletes to have completed Medical Release forms on file with LIFE Mower County before practicing or competing in a sport.  This form does require a doctor’s signature and can sometimes take time to complete. This form expires every three years and does need to be updated periodically. If you have concerns that your form might be outdated, please call the LIFE office at (507) 433-8994.  As a reminder, you will not be allowed to practice or compete in competitions without it.
  • Membership with LIFE Mower County is required to participate in Mower County Special Olympics.
After an athlete has registered for participation with Mower County Special Olympics,
​they must follow these steps for participation:
  1. Membership Fee Paid
  2. Membership Information Forms Completed
  3. Special Olympics Athlete Physical Form
  4. Season Sport Fee Paid
Become A
Volunteer Coach
Current Athlete Roster - Updated 10/1/2021

Mower County Special Olympics activities include:

Bocce
June - August
Softball 
​June - August​
Bowling
​October - April

If you are interested in Basketball, Golf, Poly Hockey, Powerlifting, Snowshoeing, Swimming, Tennis or Track and Field,  ​contact ​the ​LIFE Mower County office to ​be ​added to our future sports list.

The Olympics Theme Song