Bocce is an Italian game. The basic principle of the sport is to roll a bocce ball closest to the target ball, which is called a palina. Bocce as a Special Olympics sport provides people with special needs the opportunity to have social contact, develop physically, and to gain self-confidence. Next to soccer and golf, bocce is the third most participated sport in the world.
Special Olympics Pennsylvania – Philadelphia currently offers Doubles and Unified Doubles.
| Day | Start Date | Time | Location | Address | Site Contact |
| Sunday | 11:30-1 pm | Cafe Michangelo | 11901 Bustleton Avenue | Carole Canady | |
| Friday | 6 – 8 pm | Cecil B. Moore Rec Center | 2251 N. 22nd St. | Myra Ausberry | |
| Saturday | 11-1 pm | East Passyunk Community Ctr. | 10th & Mifflin Sts. | Michelle Cordell |
*Training site recommended for all athletes, but especially for younger athletes, ages 8-15
Athletes training for at least 8 weeks in our Fall sports are eligible to compete in these tournaments:
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