Congratulations to coaches and athletes!
Basketball (Dancing Dinos and Dynamite) took 3rd place in their respective divisions.
Basketball Skills – Sam Bradley – 1st place; Yan Chen – 2nd place; Melissa Krutina – 1st place; Jacquelyn Royter – 1st place; Kristina Zalewski – 3rd place.
Swimmers – Leslie Adams took a 1st and 3rd; Christine Cherne took 1st, 2nd and a 4th; Jennifer Onufrock took 1st, 2nd and a 3rd place; Jacob Paulmann took 1st, 2nd and a 4th; Kim Raatz took a 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Congratulations to our North Suburban athletes who competed in basketball, basketball skills and swimming.
Basketball – Dancing Dinos 4th; Dynamite 4th; Hoop There It Is 2nd
Basketball Skills – Jacquelyn Royter 5th; Dylan Schwartz 8th; Kari Sigurdson 1st; Yan Chen 1st; Sam Bradley 2nd
Swiming
Kim Raatz – 100 butterfly 1st; 200 free 2nd;
Chris Cherne – 100 Individual Medley (IM) 3rd; 100Breast 1st;
Isaiah Krutina – 100back 1st; 400free 1st
Jennifer Onufrock – 100free 3rd; 400free 2nd
Leslie Adams – 100back 2nd
4 swimmers were also in a relay 4x50medley relay – took 2nd – Leslie, Isaiah, Kim, Chris
It’s almost winter – yes, fall is going by too fast.
This Winter athletes from NSSO can compete in Basketball, Basketball Skills or Swimming. Or participate in snowshoeing..
Check out the Winter 2022 Newsletter for more details.
Sign up today. Winter Sports Registration, Registrations close Thursday, December 1st.
The Outdoor Games tournament was held last Satuday and Sunday July 30th and July 31st. We celebrate all of our atheletes who competed in Track and Field, Swimming, Bocce and Softball. Check out the results and pictures/videos.
Summer is nearly over and that means it’s off to the Special Olympics Wisconsin 2022 State Celebration Sports Tournament at Carroll University and nearby sites in Waukesha. Competition for bocce, track, swim, and softball will be held on Saturday, July 30-Sunday, July 31, 2022 . Remember that a light rain will NOT cancel the tournament. If the tournament is cancelled, we will have the information on the hotline 414-327-1016. Bocce and track are on campus; softball is at Saratoga; swimming is at Waukesha South High School.
We will NOT have a bus this year – please plan your ride and be aware of travel/parking time needed. Bocce and softball teams play on both days, and almost all track and swim athletes also compete on both days; schedule information is included with this information. You may leave the site after you are done competing, make sure you tell your coach that you are leaving.
As a COVID note = masks will be required in buildings. Lots of Healthy Athletes programs going on – check out the SOWI website for information.
We will be taking one softball team, 1 bocce team, 10 swim athletes and 9 track athletes, along with chaperons.
Parents, family and friends are encouraged to attend the competition and cheer. Good luck to everyone!
Directions to Carroll Campus (SOWI)
From I-94 – Exit on HWY F south (exit) 295), cross Moreland Blvd. and continue south on Hwy 18 west (North Street) to Barstow Street which is 2.5 miles south of I-94. Turn left on Barstow St., turn left on Wisconsin Ave., turn right onto East Avenue. Carroll University. 100 N. East St., Waukesha 53186 – Schneider Stadium.
BOCCE – Tuxedos should be onsite by 8:30am Saturday. Each team will play only on one court – a reminder that bocce games after the first round may start ahead of scheduled time if that court is free.
Bocce Schedule = remember that games after 9:00am may start ahead of schedule.
Tuxedos – Division 4; Court 4
Saturday = 9:00am vs 2-25 YMCA Rollers
Saturday = 11:15am vs 6-12 Team Rhino
Sunday = 9:45am vs 7-02 Janesville Falcons
SOFTBALL – Please be onsite (Saratoga) no later than 9:30am.
Softball Schedule = Saratoga
Sparks – Division 4
Saturday = 10:15am, Field 3 vs 7-11 Kenosha Premier
Saturday = 1:45pm, Field 4 vs 3-06 Bullfrogs
Sunday = 10:15am, Field 4 vs 3-30 BC Bullheads
Track and Swim schedules are on separate pages.
If it isn’t rain, it’s heat.
NO track or softball this evening. We hope to have softball tomorrow night as originally scheduled, even if shorter.
Yes – swim practice tonight – Nicolet High School, north entrance.
Congratulations to all athletes who competed at the April District Swim or the May Regional Athletic competitions. Everyone did their best effort and we were proud of all.
The delay in sending out results has been predominantly based on the fact that we wanted to be able to report on who is advancing to the State Celebration Games on July 30-31st in Waukesha at Carroll University. (Tennis, bocce and softball state games are the same weekend)
With the quota system, we are generally unable to have all that qualified advance to state; we are limited in the quota number that we receive. Sometimes we can request – and get – additional quota, sometimes not. And that’s what happened this year. We received extra space for swim, but not for track. The names listed below are advancing to the state games and will continue to attend the practice sessions thru the end of July. The athletes who competed, but for whom we are unable to take to state, should choose their preferred summer sport = some do bocce, some do softball, and maybe even tennis.
Swim – the athletes who are entered for the State Celebration Games are: John Avery; Lynn Carus; Yan Chen; Christine Cherne; Cooper Collins; Brian Glenn; Carrie Krutina; Melissa Krutina; Jacob Nowak; Jennifer Onufrock; and Kim Raatz.
Athletics/track – the athletes who are entered for the State Celebration Games are: Michelle Buchanan; Tim Canaday; Creed Grams; Cathy Hanin; Matthew Hanrahan; Michael Lunz; Jeff Strelow; and Tim Vola.
Info (schedule, etc) will be distributed after we receive it – probably not much before a week before the games.
Congrats to all!
THERE IS NO REGISTRATION FORM, PLEASE CALL, TEXT OR EMAIL YOUR CHOICE! (Kevin 262-894-5120, kjszydel@wi.rr.com) (Linda 414-550-5357, brothen@uwm.edu)
Remember: Participation in a MINIMUM of two games prior to the district tournament and entries due date is mandatory. Any athlete not participating in at least two games will NOT be registered for competition at the area/district/regional level, and therefore will not continue on the team for the season after the required tournament. Attendance/participation in the District Competition is mandatory for all sports. If you do not attend the District Competition, you will not advance to state; if you are doing a team sport, you will not advance even if your team advances, nor will you remain on the team roster for the rest of the sports season. If a team does not advance, practices will continue as normal for all players.
USA GAMES are almost here!
We are proud of all of our athletes, coaches, families, friends and all supporters. This year we have extra kudos to those participating in the USA Games in Orlando Florida, the first week of June:
Athletes – Cathy Hanin (bocce), Carolyn Kiewit (bowling) and Dan Zalewski (bowling).
Coaches – Micheal Mentzel (bowling), Bob Selingo (swim) and Kevin Szydel (bocce).
GO TEAM WISCONSIN!
Spring and Summer Sports Updates
With SOWI changes in schedule this year (some changes due to COVID and some because of the timing of the USA Games), we had different Spring and Summer schedules (hopefully to return to normal after this summer). With the variations, we had only athletes doing the sports for competition in spring and will continue that policy this summer. There is NO Summer games at Stevens Point this year; swim and track will have competition at the same tournament as Softball, Bocce and Tennis on July 30-31st at Carroll University in Waukesha.
We are ALWAYS proud of our athletes and the good sportsmanship that they show – win or lose. We appreciate that they do the best job that they can.
Swim, Track, Bocce, Softball and Tennis will be the sports in State competition on Saturday-Sunday, July 30-31. Yes, all 5 sports. Athletes can only compete in ONE sport in that competition, and therefore practice in only the one sport this summer.
For athletes not competing in track or swimming, the choices are listed here. Only those competing and able to make all the tournaments will be eligible to practice this year (athletes must be available for all, including state, even though we won’t know until later which teams qualify for state). We need responses as soon as possible, as we hope to accommodate all who are interested, but with limits on numbers per team, we may have to ask some to make secondary choices.
GENERAL
Drivers: Please remember to be on time to pick up your athlete(s) at the end of each practice and make sure that the athlete joins the practice when dropped off.
As a reminder, we do not call athletes/coaches when we cancel due to bad weather. Some years are better than others, and there are times that facilities are not being available for reasons other than weather – and, unfortunately, often at the last minute – so it never hurts to call anyway – we appreciate it. In the event of bad weather (rain, snow, or extreme heat/cold), you should check the Hotline prior to the practice start time to see if practice has been cancelled. We try to update the hotline about 45 minutes before practice. For example, if practice starts at 6:00pm, a message will be on the Hotline about 5:15pm. This means that athletes should not call their coaches to check to see if practice is cancelled. We will continue to try to reach all athletes and coaches for practice cancellations that are NOT weather related, but it is still a good idea to listen to the Hotline just before you leave for practice, because it is not always possible to reach everybody – such as unexpected pool problems or muddy ground/wet track at Brown Deer. A light rain may not cancel a practice as competitions are held even in a rain. A general email will be sent out if there is sufficient time.
The following message was just received from the Regional office and affects athletes and spectators at this Saturday’s swim competition. Read carefully – but basically means MASKS are required at all times (athletes included except when swimming). Also – limited spectator space and spectators will NOT be allowed to join the athletes in the staging area.
Ok for swim as normal.
For track = unless something changes quickly, please have drivers wait around. It’s dry, which is a pleasant surprise, but not as warm as projected and that wind is strong and cold. So, like some of the other times, we may do some timing/measuring and then finish up early. Start at 6:30pm.
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