Special Olympics Kansas offer year-round training and athletic competition in 20 Olympic-type sports to children and adults with Intellectual Disabilities.
Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools® is an opportunity for schools to intentionally promote meaningful social inclusion.
Staying fit is more than participating in sports. It’s a lifestyle. Learn more about our programming to support an active lifestyle for all of our athletes.
Each year Special Olympics Kansas recognizes outstanding athletes and individuals who contribute to the organization.
Special Olympics Athlete Leadership Programs (ALP’s) allow athletes to explore opportunities in roles previously considered “non-traditional”.
Innovative sport and play program for children with and without intellectual disabilities, ages 2-7, designed to introduce them to the world of Special Olympics.

Metro Softball Tournament | Special Olympics Kansas
Step up to the plate for the Special Olympics Kansas Metro Softball Tournament on Saturday, September 19, 2026, as athletes from across the Kansas City metro area come together for a day of competition, teamwork, and fun.
Held at the Spring Hill Softball Complex in Spring Hill, Kansas, this Regional Sports competition showcases the dedication and talent of Special Olympics Kansas athletes. Teams will compete throughout the day while demonstrating the sportsmanship, determination, and camaraderie that make Special Olympics competitions so meaningful.
The Metro Softball Tournament is an exciting opportunity for athletes to put their skills into action, connect with teammates and competitors, and celebrate the power of inclusion through sports. Family members, friends, volunteers, and community supporters are encouraged to attend and cheer on the athletes.
Whether you’re participating, volunteering, or cheering from the stands, you’ll experience firsthand how sports create opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities to build confidence, develop friendships, and achieve their personal best.