The Special Olympics New Jersey is committed to bringing out the best out of the athletes and they have a special year planned for 2024. With the nationwide basketball leagues set to commence in January, the SONJ also has skill development programs scheduled to help the budding basketball players of the state hone their competency. Only days ago, the Denver Nuggets gave Special Olympics basketball players a chance to learn from the best in the country. Now, the SONJ is set to host more such athletes in Berkley for over two months.

In a recent announcement by the SONJ, the institute’s New Jersey team meeting program has been announced. And it looks like children with special needs have a grand chance to mingle with people as they ponder over their professional career options in New Jersey.

Special Olympics basketball players get a chance to get better

The January team meetings of the SONJ are aimed at developing the skills of children with special needs between the ages of 8 and 14. The Special Olympics meetings will be open to all and will be held every Monday from January 8th to March 25. The CBW Elementary School Gym will be a spot bubbling with energy and excitement as the children gather in the auditorium every Monday to take in more knowledge on how to place their names among the country’s elites.

The flyer unveiled by the SONJ for the occasion reads, “This is a skill development team“. The flyer says the team meetings will focus solely on basketball for the winter season and will have tailored programs to make sure every athlete can learn according to their own pace. However, SONJ assures the participants that the program will not be just another routine (and boring) training session.

Instead, it promises to be “a LOT OF FUN exercising and developing skills” with friends by their side. In order to participate in the program, the children will have to undergo a physical examination to determine their skill levels. Ocean County’s budding Special Olympics stars can register through the official SONJ website for the program.

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Future Special Olympic athletes to get a boost

Basketball was added to the Special Olympics in 1968. Since then, every national team has competed hard to win the coveted top spot every four years. As the 2025 Special Olympics in Torino approaches, the USA National Special Olympics Basketball Team looks to gather the country’s best to bring glory to the nation.

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Te SONJ’s latest program just might be the thing to open the path to future Special Olympic Games where up-and-coming players make their mark with what they learn at the skill development workshop.

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