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Special Olympics Maine Unified Sports

Special Olympics Maine

South Portland, Maine - Cumberland County

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Jun 3, 2026

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South Portland

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South Portland, Maine

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Provider overview

Special Olympics Maine's Unified Sports puts people with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team across the state, in sports from bocce and bowling to soccer, softball, and tennis.

Special Olympics Maine provides year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, including Unified Sports that pair athletes with and without intellectual disabilities.

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Registration
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Ages
Athletes with intellectual disabilities and Unified Partners; confirm age ranges and divisions
Season
Year-round seasons by sport across Maine
Cost
Special Olympics participation is generally free to athletes; confirm registration, season dates, and how to join or start a team.

Location contacts

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Special Olympics Maine

Unified Sports seasons and locations vary across Maine. Families should confirm current offerings and registration directly.

Programs and offerings

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Unified Sports teams

Unified Sports teams pairing athletes with and without intellectual disabilities, sport offerings, season dates, and registration.

Ages
Athletes with intellectual disabilities and Unified Partners; confirm age ranges and divisions
Season
Year-round seasons by sport across Maine
Schedule
Contact Special Olympics Maine for current Unified Sports seasons, locations, and how to join as an athlete, Unified Partner, or coach.
Cost
Special Olympics participation is generally free to athletes; confirm registration, season dates, and how to join or start a team.
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Jun 3, 2026
Why this is listed
Special Olympics Maine's Unified Sports program puts approximately equal numbers of athletes with intellectual disabilities and Unified Partners without intellectual disabilities on the same team, offering Unified basketball, bocce, candlepin bowling, 10-pin bowling, flag football, golf, soccer, softball, and tennis across Maine.
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Program details we found

Unified Sports teams

Special Olympics Maine's Unified Sports program puts approximately equal numbers of athletes with intellectual disabilities and Unified Partners without intellectual disabilities on the same team, offering Unified basketball, bocce, candlepin bowling, 10-pin bowling, flag football, golf, soccer, softball, and tennis across Maine.

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What the provider says: The source names Unified Sports, athletes with intellectual disabilities, Unified Partners, and Unified basketball, bocce, bowling, flag football, golf, soccer, softball, and tennis.

Access notes to confirm: Ask which Unified sports run near you, the season dates, how athletes and Unified Partners are paired, the level of physical participation, and how to register or start a team.

What we checked

What we found: Special Olympics Maine's Unified Sports program puts approximately equal numbers of athletes with intellectual disabilities and Unified Partners without intellectual disabilities on the same team, offering Unified basketball, bocce, candlepin bowling, 10-pin bowling, flag football, golf, soccer, softball, and tennis across Maine.

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What to confirm

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