Welcome to Special Olympics Oregon Washington County
Registration is Now Active:
Fall 2017 Sports Schedule
Soccer: Cedar Park MS Sundays 1:00-4:00
Volleyball: Cedar Park MS Sundays 1:00-4:00
Aquatics: Beaverton HS Sundays 6:30-7:45
Youth Aquatics: Sunset HS Sundays 6:30-7:45
Bowling Sunset lanes: Saturdays 11:00-12:30
Bowling Park Lanes: Fridays 4:00-5:30
M.Y. Soccer: Cedar Park MS Sunday 12:00-1:00
OTW: Coming Soon
Regional/State Information
Soccer Regional: Oct. 21st @ OSU
Volleyball Regional: Oct. 21st @ OSU
Aquatics: Oct. 29th Mt Hood C. C.
Bowling: Nov. 4th Sunset Lanes Beaverton
Soccer & Volleyball State: Nov. 18th-19th @ Providence Park/Southridge H.S.
SOOR Washington County Local Program Management Team
Local Program Coordinator
Jill Johnson wash.cty.lpc@gmail.com
Volunteers Manager
Christopher Foltz wash.cty.volmgr@gmail.com
Sports Manager
K'Lynn Wiley
Medicals Manager
Sarah Macomber medicalsmanager209@gmail.com
Finance Manager
Laura Little
Equipment & Uniforms Manager
Emily Smith
Local Program Contact Information
Message Phone 503-641-1433
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Contact us for information regarding athlete and volunteer registrations, signing up for the seasonal newsletter, updating athlete medicals, and more!
Sports Offered
Summer Sports
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Athletics (Track & Field)
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Bocce
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Cycling Club
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Golf
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Softball
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Oregon Team Wellness*
Winter Sports
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Alpine Skiing
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Basketball
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Cross-Country Skiing
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Powerlifting (must be 14 or older)
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Snowboarding
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Snowshoeing
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Oregon Team Wellness*
Fall Sports
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Youth Aquatics (<18)
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Adult Aquatics (18+)
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Bowling (offered in Beaverton, Hillsboro and Forest Grove)
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Soccer (18+)
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Metro Youth Soccer (<18)
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Volleyball
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Oregon Team Wellness*
*Oregon Team Wellness
Special Olympics Oregon now offers a program called Oregon Team Wellness (OTW). With the slogan, “Wellness is a Sport,” OTW provides year-round fitness, nutrition and food management education and training through a program that is uniquely adapted to individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Athletes and volunteers can participate in OTW in addition to another sport. Registration will be capped at 50 total participants and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Athletes are encouraged to bring a friend/family member to participate with them.
Athletes
A very special note: Attendance is very important. Per Special Olympics Oregon rules, all athletes are required to attend a minimum number of practices or you will no longer be eligible to compete in Regional or State competitions.
You must register for your sport each season and have a valid Athlete Medical on file before attending any Special Olympics Oregon events, practices or competitions. If you aren't sure if your medical is valid or when it is going to expire, please email the Washington County Volunteer Medicals Manager at medicalsmanager209@gmail.com. Do not wait until the last minute, as this may affect your eligibility to participate.
New Athlete Medical: Copy of Athlete Medical
Volunteers
All Special Olympics Oregon volunteers who work closely with our athletes must have a valid Class A Volunteer Form on file, must have a background check completed and must complete three trainings and quizzes: General Orientation, Protective Behaviors, and Concussion Education. Volunteer forms must be updated and resubmitted every three years. When your form is going to expire, you will receive a renewal reminder e-mail from Christopher Foltz, the Washington County Volunteers Manager. If you aren’t sure if your form is valid or would like to become a volunteer, please e-mail Christopher Foltz, the Washington County Volunteers Manager at wash.cty.volmgr@gmail.com.
Updated Friday, August 19, 2016