Programs:

Sport Clubs:
Sport Clubs are operated year round, based on their sport season.  Special Olympics Saskatchewan offers the following sports:

Athletic Clubs:

Athletic clubs operate programs that are typically an introductory or skill development program with an emphasis on development of fitness, basic motor skill and social skills.  Athletic clubs may run alternate weeks in program. 

Competitions:

Special Olympics provides athletes at all levels of ability with opportunities to compete at the community, district (regional), provincial, national and international level.  There are also opportunities for athletes to compete at in generic competitions (i.e. Saskatchewan Games and Canada Games).

Ccmmunity:

Invitational and integrated competitions offer additional competitive opportunities prior to district competitions.  This competitive level may involve athletes from one or more sports.

District/Regional

District competitions offer competitive opportunities to athletes and communities within the district boundaries.  District competitions may offer one or more sports, and may qualify athletes to advance to Provincial Games.

Provincial

Provincial Games are multi-sport events held every two years that alternate between summer and winter events.  Athletes are selected from this competition to participate at the National Games.

National

National Games are large multi-sport competitions held every two years that rotate between summer and winter events.  Athletes selected from these highly competitive events compete at the World Games, representing Special Olympics Canada. 

International/World

World Games are Special Olympics’ highest and most prestigious level of competition.  They are held every two years, alternating between summer and winter sports.