Special Olympics South Dakota (SOSD) extends its gratitude to Darryl Nordquist, who has retired from the organization after nearly two decades of dedication to advancing inclusion. Nordquist’s last day was
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The Board of Directors of Special Olympics South Dakota (SOSD) is proud to announce the appointment of Nick Moen as the organization’s new President and Chief
A South Dakota high school has voted two individuals with IDD (Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities) as their 2025 Homecoming King and Queen! Harrisburg High School is excited to announce that
Correna Templar has participated in Special Olympics since 2005 and has been on the Athlete Leadership Council (ALC) since 2021. She is currently participating with the Rapid City Patriots. A
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 16, 2025 Special Olympics South Dakota holds statewide bocce and softball tournaments Special Olympics athletes from across South Dakota head to Memorial Park and Star of
Local fundraiser unites truckers and law enforcement to benefit Special Olympics athletes. SIOUX FALLS, SD– Local law enforcement and truck drivers across the region will team up to hold the
By Johna Thum Meet Scott Cain Recently, I had the pleasure of watching Scott officiate at our SE Area Bocce Tournament. I knew Scott as a Sioux Falls Fireworks Athlete,
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Special Olympics South Dakota will bring athletes and Unified partners from across the Black Hills together this month for two competitions: the Black Hills Area Bocce
What started as a spark has transformed into a flame of passion for inclusion for one Elk Point-Jefferson High School junior. Growing up, Kayla always looked up to her parents.
A group of moms and Special Olympics South Dakota athletes are embarking on a journey to provide a place for young people with intellectual disabilities to come together to socialize
