The Special Olympics Northern California's Summer Games took place at Santa Clara University, featuring athletes from 35 counties competing in events like swimming, tennis, and track & field. The event is designed to showcase the athletes' skills, determination, kindness, and the joyful spirit of the Special Olympics community. With over 1,000 participants, it highlights the achievement and recognition of athletes, including notable moments like Henry Sayles winning a gold medal in swimming. The competitive festivities, which began with an Opening Ceremony, run through the weekend.
The 2025 Summer Games welcomes athletes from dozens of counties to compete in swimming, track & field, bocce and tennis, showcasing the depth of talent in our community.
The competition runs through Sunday, emphasizing the spirit of determination, kindness, and joy that defines the Special Olympics NorCal community.
More than 1,000 athletes and coaches from 35 counties competed in various events, demonstrating their skills and commitment to excellence and sportsmanship.
Henry Sayles, 14, proudly holds up his first place medal, reflecting the achievements of young athletes and the importance of recognition in their athletic journeys.
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