Lincoln County
Welcome to the Lincoln County Local Program page.
Contact Lincoln County
Email: lincoln@soor.org | Phone: 541.283.4088
Mail to: PO Box 504, Toledo, OR 97391
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SOORLincolnCounty
Become an Athlete
Athlete Application for Participation / Medical Form - You must have a valid Athlete Medical form on file before participating in any Special Olympics Oregon events, practices or competitions. A new medical form must be completed every three years.
During times of COVID-19 - Please make sure that you complete your Medical Form and the COVID-19 Waiver and send back to your Local Program. These documents will be valid for three years.
Sports Schedule
During COVID-19
Due to COVID-19, Lincoln County is currently not offering our traditional sports training and competition seasons. We will be regularly updating this page with a schedule of events as we return to in-person activities.
If you would like more information regarding SOOR's current COVID-19 policy, please click here!
SOOR Active
Although we are currently not offering in-person events, you can stay engaged by joining our SOOR Active Facebook group. SOOR Active an athlete-driven At Home Fitness Community focused on health and wellness resources for the Special Olympics Oregon community. Click here to join our SOOR Active community today!
Local Program Events
Bowling Practice
Monday's at Muggly's in Toledo.
Starts at 5:30pm
Regional Competitions
October 29th - November 6th
Bowling Regionals will be a virtual format where LPs bowl at home training facility and enter competition scores that are divisioned vs. other LPs assigned to their regional "location".
Volleyball Practice
Saturday's @ 5pm at the Newport High School west gym. Look for door D3 on 4th street
State Competitions
November 19th & 20th
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District in Beaverton Oregon
Your Local Program Team
Donna Thorpe & Eric Thorpe - Local Program Coordinators | lincoln@soor.org
Victoria Bassingthwait - Medical Manager | soor.lincoln.medical@gmail.com
Class A Volunteer
All volunteers who have close contact with athletes or who handle the financial assets of Special Olympics Oregon must complete a Class A volunteer application. This includes coaches, chaperones, Unified Partners and Local Program Management members. Volunteers need to complete the Class A Volunteer process which includes an online application, background check and online trainings.
Click on the link below to complete the application process and trainings. The system will automatically guide you through the appropriate modules for adults and minors.