Meet the Delegation!
Learn more about the athletes and coaches who will be representing Special Olympics USA in Turin.
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WE ARE SPECIAL OLYMPICS USA.
More than 100 individuals representing 42 Special Olympics US Programs will come together to make up the Special Olympics USA delegation at Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025.
→ 101 Special Olympics athletes and Unified partners
→ 32 coaches
→ 27 support staff
Get more information about Special Olympics USA 2025!OUR CORE VALUES
- SPORTSMANSHIP
- TEAMWORK
- ACCOUNTABILITY
- INTEGRITY
- RESPECT
We Can Do It Too
With Special Olympics, everything is possible. Skiing on snow in Coral Springs, Florida, is not one of those things. Despite the complete absence of snow, the stifling heat, Special Olympics USA athlete Kellie Matthew became a skier. And in the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025, she became a gold-medal skier. Watching her fly down the run, one would never know – Kellie had never competed on snow.2 Min Read
The Brothers Bub
Ask any accomplished athlete how they got their start, and the answer is usually a version of “in the backyard” or “in the driveway.” Across the country, kids of all ages play out Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, the final inning of the World Series, or the final play of the SuperBowl, fantasizing about the day they can make those dreams a reality. The Bub brothers were no exception as they grew up in Shrub Oak, New York, turning driveway dreams into a trip to the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025.4 Min Read
A Girl's First Love
With an average snowfall of 72 inches per year, Bruceton Mills, West Virginia, far surpasses the national average of 28 inches. A small town, it’s called home to a population of 61, including Special Olympics West Virginia athlete Brandon Wilt.1 Min Read
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