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City of Auburn Special Olympics

City of Auburn Parks and Recreation

Auburn, Alabama - Lee County

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Jun 3, 2026

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Provider overview

Auburn Parks and Recreation sponsors Special Olympics teams in basketball, bowling, golf, volleyball, swimming, and track and field, with seasonal practices around Auburn and Opelika.

The City of Auburn Parks and Recreation Department sponsors Special Olympics teams and practices with the help of local volunteer coaches.

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Registration
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Ages
Athletes meeting Alabama Special Olympics guidelines; most sports ages 8 and older, age 14+ for basketball, powerlifting, and volleyball
Season
Year-round, with practices that vary by sport and season
Cost
Confirm registration, eligibility, and the current practice schedule with the program coordinator; practices are seasonal and subject to change.

Location contacts

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City of Auburn Special Olympics

Practices are seasonal and locations vary by sport. Families should confirm the current schedule with the program coordinator.

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Special Olympics sports

Special Olympics basketball, bowling, golf, volleyball, swimming, and track and field, eligibility, practice sites, and registration.

Ages
Athletes meeting Alabama Special Olympics guidelines; most sports ages 8 and older, age 14+ for basketball, powerlifting, and volleyball
Season
Year-round, with practices that vary by sport and season
Schedule
Practices run throughout the year by sport, at sites including Dean Road Recreation Center, AMF Lanes in Auburn, and the Opelika SportsPlex. Email the coordinator for current details.
Cost
Confirm registration, eligibility, and the current practice schedule with the program coordinator; practices are seasonal and subject to change.
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Why this is listed
Auburn Parks and Recreation supports Special Olympics athletes in basketball, bowling, golf, volleyball, swimming, and track and field, with seasonal practices at sites including Dean Road Recreation Center, AMF Lanes in Auburn, and the Opelika SportsPlex, coordinated through the Therapeutics Program.
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Special Olympics sports

Auburn Parks and Recreation supports Special Olympics athletes in basketball, bowling, golf, volleyball, swimming, and track and field, with seasonal practices at sites including Dean Road Recreation Center, AMF Lanes in Auburn, and the Opelika SportsPlex, coordinated through the Therapeutics Program.

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What the provider says: The source names Special Olympics, athletes, basketball, bowling, golf, volleyball, swimming, and track and field, and the Alabama Special Olympics guidelines.

Access notes to confirm: Ask which sports are in season, eligibility and age requirements, practice sites, volunteer coaching, and how to register an athlete.

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What we found: Auburn Parks and Recreation supports Special Olympics athletes in basketball, bowling, golf, volleyball, swimming, and track and field, with seasonal practices at sites including Dean Road Recreation Center, AMF Lanes in Auburn, and the Opelika SportsPlex, coordinated through the Therapeutics Program.

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What to confirm

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