Special Olympians participated in a variety of track and field events March 21 at Lakeside High School. Photo by Payton Patterson/Lakeside High School
Special Olympians participated in a variety of track and field events March 21 at Lakeside High School. Photo by Payton Patterson/Lakeside High School

In pictures: Columbia County Special Olympics 2025

Lakeside High School hosted the annual Columbia County Special Olympics on March 21.

Students from across the county participated in a day of sporting events including softball and tennis ball toss, bocce ball, javelin throw, running long jump, sling pin, kick for distance and various races.

Special Olympians participated in a variety of track and field events March 21 at Lakeside High School. Photo by Abbigail Remkus/Columbia County School District
Students from across the Columbia County School District participated in the March 21 Special Olympics. Photo by Anslee Becsey/Lakeside High School
Students pin ribbons on the jackets of Special Olympians. Photo by Anslee Becsey/Lakeside High School
There were lots of high fives at the March 21 Special Olympics. Photo by Payton Patterson/Lakeside High School
Special Olympians expressed joy at the March 21 at Lakeside High School. Photo by Abbigail Remkus/Columbia County School District
Harlem Middle School Special Olympians participate in the opening parade at Lakeside High School. Photo by Anslee Becsey/Lakeside High School

Special Olympians received ribbons at the March 21 games at Lakeside High School. Photo by Payton Patterson/Lakeside High School



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