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Lincoln Shooting Stars Special Olympics

City of Lincoln Parks and Recreation

Lincoln, Nebraska - Lancaster County

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Provider overview

The Lincoln Shooting Stars, sponsored by Lincoln Parks and Recreation, is a Special Olympics team offering 11 seasonal sports for athletes ages 8 and up, with Young Athletes for younger children.

The City of Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department sponsors the Lincoln Shooting Stars Special Olympics team through its Easterday Recreation Center.

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Ages
Athletes ages 8 and up; Young Athletes programs for younger children of all abilities
Season
Year-round across 11 seasonal sports
Cost
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Easterday Recreation Center (Lincoln Parks and Recreation)

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Lincoln Shooting Stars Special Olympics sports

Special Olympics training and competition in 11 seasonal sports, Young Athletes for younger children, and Unified Partner opportunities.

Ages
Athletes ages 8 and up; Young Athletes programs for younger children of all abilities
Season
Year-round across 11 seasonal sports
Schedule
Contact Lincoln Parks and Recreation's Easterday Recreation Center about Lincoln Shooting Stars Special Olympics sports and seasons.
Cost
Confirm registration, fees, practice locations, and volunteer/Unified Partner opportunities with Lincoln Parks and Recreation.
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Jun 3, 2026
Why this is listed
The Lincoln Shooting Stars is a Special Olympics team sponsored by Lincoln Parks and Recreation's Easterday Recreation Center, with competition in 11 seasonal sports for athletes ages 8 and up plus Young Athletes for younger children, documented on the City of Lincoln's official site.
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Lincoln Shooting Stars Special Olympics sports

The Lincoln Shooting Stars is a Special Olympics team sponsored by Lincoln Parks and Recreation's Easterday Recreation Center, with competition in 11 seasonal sports for athletes ages 8 and up plus Young Athletes for younger children, documented on the City of Lincoln's official site.

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What the provider says: The source names a Special Olympics team, 11 sports, athletes ages 8 and up, Young Athletes, Unified Partners, and individuals with special needs.

Access notes to confirm: Ask which sports fit, seasons and practice sites, Unified Partner roles, and how a new athlete joins the Shooting Stars.

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What we found: The Lincoln Shooting Stars is a Special Olympics team sponsored by Lincoln Parks and Recreation's Easterday Recreation Center, with competition in 11 seasonal sports for athletes ages 8 and up plus Young Athletes for younger children, documented on the City of Lincoln's official site.

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