This page offers a list of forms necessary for competing in Special Olympics as an athlete, for serving as a coach or volunteer, for participating in or sponsoring the Polar Plunge, for activities and events held throughout the year, or simply information for supporters of the program.
For Athletes
Athlete Medical Release Form & Parent Authorization (200)
All athletes are required to have a completed medical authorization form and parent release form (where applicable) on file before participating in ANY practice or event.
All athletes are expected to abide by this Athlete Code of Conduct. Please print it out and familiarize yourself with the document.
Sport-Specific Forms
For forms, rules, and regulations specific to a sport that an athlete is interested in, please visit the Sports Offered page on the SONC website and click on the sport you are interested in. The available forms and downloads will be listed within the post for that sport and on the right hand side of the page. These forms are updated periodically, and visiting the main North Carolina Special Olympics website to receive them will ensure you have the most current versions.
For Coaches
The Coaches Code of Conduct is an important document to remind past, present, and future coaches about the role of the coach in the athletes experience with Special Olympics. Also, bear in mind the Coach’s Oath, recited by an SONC coach during Opening Ceremonies at all state-level events.
“In the name of all coaches, we shall follow written and verbal instructions of Special Olympics officials at all times, have our athletes at the appropriate events and activities at the proper time and abide by the rules and policies, in the spirit of sportsmanship.”
Additionally, please visit the Coaches Education Page on the SONC website in order to view the most up-to-date versions of training and requirements.
For Volunteers
Volunteer Code of Conduct (136)
We ask all volunteers to read and sign this document, to ensure the role and expectations of a volunteer are understood.
Volunteer Bill of Rights (151)
Each volunteer is a valuable member of our program, without whom we would not be able to support our athletes. We believe every volunteer is entitled to respect and decency, and we offer a Volunteer Bill of Rights to help support this view.
Unified Sports
This form is for all volunteer athletes wishing to participate alongside our Special Olympians in Unified Sports. It must be completed prior to any participation.
This handbook gives all the rules and regulations regarding participating alongside Special Olympians in Unified Sports.
For Polar Plunge
2012 Polar Plunge Info Sheet (373)
This flyer includes information about Polar Plunge 2011 and directions to Onslow Beach.
2012 Polar Plunge Registration Form (414)
This is the registration form all participants are required to submit.
Polar Plunge 2012 Waiver Form (343)
This waiver must be signed by anyone participating in the event.
Use this form to record and collect pledges.
Tips to help the first time plunger have a truly successful time!
What Is Polar Plunge Fact Sheet (261)
Fact sheet about the Polar Plunge event.
Sponsorship Tier Fact Sheet (171)
Information on the different benefits a Polar Plunge sponsorship level grants each sponsor.
Contribution Assistance Form (169)
Required for all Polar Plunge sponsors.
Directions to Onslow Beach (286)
Directions to Onslow Beach for participants, supporters, and anyone interested in attending the event.
For Supporters
Special Olympics of Onslow County Fact Sheet (189)
Fact sheet on Special Olympics of Onslow County and how our program supports the local community.
These are a list of key messages regarding Special Olympics of North Carolina. Great information for any supporters of or participants in Special Olympics of Onslow County!
Sport-Specific Information
For forms, rules, and regulations specific to a sport that you are interested in, please visit the Sports Offered page on the SONC website and click on your chosen sport. The available forms and downloads will be listed within the post for that sport and on the right hand side of the page. These forms are updated periodically, and visiting the main North Carolina Special Olympics website to receive them will ensure you have the most current versions.
You can also view any of our Sports pages within this site to view a brief history of the sport, events offered, and competition opportunities (all of which is also available on the main SONC website).
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