Caldwell, ID – Special Olympics Idaho and the College of Idaho Men's Basketball team are thrilled to announce a Unified Basketball Game on September 9th at 7:00 PM at the College of Idaho. This exciting event is free to the public and serves as a celebration of inclusivity, sportsmanship, and the power of unified sports.
The game will bring together athletes from Special Olympics Idaho and members of the College of Idaho Men's Basketball team, showcasing the spirit of unity and teamwork that defines unified sports. Unified sports join individuals with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team, promoting social inclusion through shared sports experiences.
"This event highlights the incredible achievements of our athletes and the impact of unified sports," said Janis Beal, Unified Champions Schools Director of Special Olympics Idaho. "We are excited to collaborate with the College of Idaho to bring this inspiring game to the community."
Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore the recently upgraded facilities at the College of Idaho, which provides an ideal setting for this landmark event. In addition to the game, the College of Idaho cheer squad will be on hand to keep the energy high and ensure a memorable experience for everyone.
The event is a testament to the partnership between Special Olympics Idaho and the College of Idaho, reflecting a shared commitment to fostering inclusion and building stronger communities. The Unified Basketball Game promises to be an evening of fun, excitement, and community spirit.
Event Details:
- What: Special Olympics Idaho and College of Idaho Men's Basketball Unified Basketball Game
- When: September 9th, 2024, 7:00 PM
- Where: J.A. Albertsons Activities Center at The College of Idaho
- Admission: Free to the public
For more information, please contact:
Noelle Lyon
Director of Development
Special Olympics Idaho
208-412-1369
noelle@idso.org
About Special Olympics Idaho:
Special Olympics Idaho provides year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, fostering physical fitness, courage, and friendship..
More at www.specialolympicsidaho.org
Media Contacts: Noelle Lyon, Development Director Special Olympics Idaho,
noelle@idso.org - 208-412-1369
