Athletics Summer Program 2010
June 6, 2010 by sosuns · Leave a Comment
Special Olympics Upper North Shore does not currently run it’s own athletics training. All of the local Little Athletics Associations in the Upper North Shore Region happily accept registrations for athletes with intellectual disabioities. Parents are however, asked to supervise and help their child each week.
Athletes who participate in weekly Little Athletics training are eligible to participate in all Special Olympic Regional and State competitions provided that they are registered with Special Olympics.
Nathaniel Runs and Jumps for Bronze
May 18, 2010 by deb · Leave a Comment
Nathaniel was SOSUNS only representative in the athletics and he did a great job.
Nathaniel loved the atmosphere of athletes focused on competition but still ready to be friendly and have fun. He had a fantastic time, meeting up with old friends and making loads of new ones as well.
Nathaniel won bronze in the long jump and 4×100m relay and came 4th in 100m and 200m.
A highlight for Nathaniel was the closing ceremony where he enjoyed dancing in front of the band. Patting the beautiful white police horses was also a highlight for Nathaniel.
Nathaniel on track for Nationals
April 5, 2010 by deb · Leave a Comment
Nathaniel recently had a great day representing SOSUNS at a regional athletics carnival held at Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Leumeah. The meet proved a great opportunity for Nathaniel to have a final competition before he represents NSW at the upcoming National Games.
Nathaniel has been training extremely hard and this showed as he achieved first place in the long jump and the 4×100 metre relay and fourth in the 100 metres.
SOSUNS Athletes are Champions
April 1, 2009 by deb · Leave a Comment
Nathaniel and Thomas recently competed at the Special Olympics State Athletics Championships held at Sylvania Waters Athletics Field. Both athletes had a fantastic day enjoying not only their events but also the opening cermony including the lighting of the cauldron and the athlete marchpast.








