Hi! I’m Claire, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I first started in soccer, track and field, and other sports before focusing on bocce. Through Special Olympics, I’ve participated in many sports and learned so much along the way. One of my proudest achievements was winning a silver medal in bocce. I’m also active in my community through …

Hi! I’m Catherine, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I got involved by offering my professional services, and it grew into 19 years with Special Olympics. Special Olympics has broadened my life in meaningful ways. One of my proudest memories was at Provincials last year, watching athletes succeed through hard work. I’ve coached many sports over the years …

Hi! I’m Carly, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I first got involved because a friend was involved in bowling and encouraged me to join. Special Olympics has allowed me to travel to new places and build friendships. I’ve competed at Nationals before in PEI in 2018 for 5-pin bowling. One of my proudest achievements was winning the …

Hi! I’m Amber, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I started in high school around 2010, and I’ve now been involved for 15 years. Special Olympics has been part of my life through watching it on TV and being inspired by my family. One of my proudest moments was winning a gold medal at Provincials. Being part of …

Hi! I’m Amber, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I first got involved in the year 2000 when my friend Darlene encouraged me to try Special Olympics — and I’ve now been part of it for 25 years. Special Olympics gave me the chance to experience sports in a way I never did as a child. I’ve competed …

Hi! I’m Allyson, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I first joined a Special Olympics swimming program in Ottawa, and I’ve now been involved for 32 years. Special Olympics has introduced me to so many incredible athletes and volunteers. One of my proudest achievements was winning gold in Bocce at the National Games in Sudbury in 1998. I’ve …

Hi! I’m Alex, and I compete in Bocce for Team Ontario! I first got involved when my son Justin was 10 years old and there were limited opportunities — that’s how our Special Olympics journey began. For 15 years, Special Olympics has helped shape my life. It has made me a better person and taught me perseverance. One of my …