Unified Bowling
Special Olympics Unified Sports combines people with and without intellectual disabilities on sports teams for training and competition. People with intellectual disabilities are classified as Special Olympics Athletes, and people without intellectual disabilities are classified as Unified Partners. Unified Bowling pairs a Special Olympics Athlete with a Unified Partner. Teams will compete against other Unified pairs.
RULES
EVENTS
Unified Bowling season begins in August and trains for 8 weeks before state competition in October and Spring Games in April.
Unified Doubles (1 Special Olympics Athletes & 1 Unified Partner)
Unified Teams (4 people compete together, 2 Special Olympics Athletes & 2 Unified Partners)
LOCATIONS
Currently, Bowling is offered the following communities:
East
- Bellevue
- Blair
- Cass County
- Elkhorn
- Fremont
- Millard
- Omaha
- Papillion/LaVista
- Ralston
- South Sioux City
- West Omaha
- West Point
East Central
- Beatrice
- Central City
- Columbus
- David City
- Falls City
- Filmore
- Lincoln
- Nebraska City
- Norfolk
- Seward
- Wahoo
- Waverly
- York
West
- Alliance
- Chadron
- Ogallala
- Scottsbluff
- Sidney
West Central
- Boyd County
- Broken Bow
- Cambridge
- Grand Island
- Hastings
- Heartland Boyd County
- Hitchcock County
- Kearney
- Lexington
- McCook
- Minden
- North Platte
- O’Neill
- Ravenna
Don't see your community listed above? Email us to learn more about how to get Unified Bowling started in your area!
