April 2022 Change Makers
Bill Burnett Athlete of the Month Bill has been competing for Special Olympics Colorado for 30 years. He got involved in 1992 when his friend told him he was playingMarch 2022 Change Makers
Michelle Zhang Athlete of the Month Michelle has been involved with Special Olympics Colorado for four years and currently competes in tennis and skiing. Her parents got her involved with
Special Olympics Colorado to Send First Triathlon Team to USA Games
Just two years ago, Special Olympics Colorado didn’t have a triathlon team. Now, we’re sending four athletes to Orlando, Florida to compete at the 2022 USA Games. In the spring of
Athlete Leadership University (ALU): Empowering Athlete Leaders
Athlete Leadership Programs University is a series of college-style courses for Special Olympics Colorado (SOCO) athletes that are designed to improve their leadership skills on and off the field, asChoose Your Chill During Special Olympics Colorado’s Denver Polar Plunge
Denver – Feb. 15, 2022 – Special Olympics Colorado (SOCO), Colorado’s premier sports organization for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID), is thrilled to host its annual Westerra Credit Union DenverFebruary 2022 Change Makers
Kohlor Von Eschen Athlete of the Month Kohlor has been competing for Special Olympics Colorado for the past 7 years. He first got involved with basketball through the City ofInclusive Health with James Kropp
My name is James Kropp, and I am a Special Olympics Colorado athlete. As a person with an intellectual disability (ID) and a person who believes fitness is important for
Tip Your Hat to Law Enforcement
Let us tip our hats to Colorado’s law enforcement officers. They’ve been carrying the torch for years, helping us raise money to keep our athletes swimming, running, playing basketball, etc.