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The
2010 Empire State Summer Games will
be held in the
Buffalo/Niagara Region July 21 -
25.
Welcome to The Empire State Summer Games! The largest competition of its kind in the nation, the Games is a multi-sport event for amateur athletes, patterned after the Olympic program. Athletes must be residents of the State of New York. Following competition (Regional Trials) in each of six regions of New York State, winners numbering some 6,000 will participate in finals competition.
Information for all sports has
been updated for the 2010 Games.
Using the links on the left,
start by visiting the
Eligibility page to determine
the Division for which you are
eligible.
Then please visit the Sport pages
(Open & Scholastic or Masters
divisions) for
information on the sport that
interests you.
Online registration will begin
in April, and Regional Trials
will start in early May, so please check back.
The EMPIRE STATE GAMES competition is a program of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation, is a member of the National Congress of State Games, and is a recognized State Games Program of the United States Olympic Committee.
If you have questions, please visit the
Frequently Asked Questions page, contact your
Regional Director or call the Games
office at 518-474-8889.
The Empire State Games is a program
of:
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State Games of America
Colorado Springs, Colorado
A total of 10,312 athletes from 48 states converged
on Colorado Springs, the home of America's Olympic
Movement, to compete in 31 sports over the four
days of competition from July 30-August 2.
The State Games of America (SGA) is the premier,
national multi-sport event for athletes of all ages
and abilities held every biennium. Medal winners
from 31 State Games nationwide earned the right
to compete against other State Games winners and
match their skills and competitive desire in a national
arena.
Any athlete who won a medal in their local 2007
or 2008 Summer State Games or their 2008 or 2009
Winter Games, or the 2007 State Games of America,
was eligible to compete.
To see the results from the 2009 State Games of
America and to learn more about this event, please
visit
http://www.thesportscorp.org/html/sportsCorp/SGA2009/index.html
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