Special Olympics Floor Hockey
Welcome to the adrenaline-fueled world of Special Olympics Floor Hockey, where athletes of all abilities converge to showcase their skills, teamwork, and passion for the game. Floor Hockey, a dynamic and fast-paced sport derived from ice hockey, has captivated players and fans alike with its thrilling action and competitive spirit. Within the Special Olympics community, Floor Hockey serves as a platform for individuals with intellectual disabilities to demonstrate their athleticism and forge meaningful connections with teammates and opponents alike. Originating as a variation of traditional ice hockey, Floor Hockey has evolved into a beloved sport celebrated for its inclusivity and camaraderie.
Special Olympics Floor Hockey events are a testament to the power of teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship. Athletes take to the court, each play representing a moment of skill and strategy. Whether they're maneuvering the ball, blocking shots, or cheering on their teammates, every moment is infused with intensity and unity. Beyond the thrill of competition, Floor Hockey empowers athletes to develop essential life skills such as communication, resilience, and leadership, enriching their lives both on and off the court. Join us in celebrating the remarkable athletes and the transformative power of Special Olympics Floor Hockey as we come together to create a more inclusive and supportive world for all. |

- Requirements for Special Olympics Sports and Eligibility at WLTG
There are three steps that need to be done / accomplished before joining Without Limits-Team Galaxy (WLTG) Sports or prior to their first practices. - Each member must have a Without Limit-Team Galaxy membership and must be in the Special Olympics Digital Center of Excellence (COE). If you have questions about the COE, please contact Marcia Morgan
- You must also have a Waiver and Release on file with WLTG.
- If you need to pay your WLTG annual membership fees ($50). If you need a membership, visit website or bring a check to the first practice.