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Sports Chart SPORT MODIFIED REGULATION UNIFIED SPORTS® EVENT(S) Novice: Glide Novice: Glide Super Glide Super Glide Intermediate: Intermediate: ALPINE SKIING Giant Slalom Giant Slalom Winter Games Slalom Slalom Advanced: Giant Slalom Advanced: Giant Slalom Slalom Slalom Individual Skills Competition - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State Basketball BASKETBALL 5-on-5 (Level 1 and 2) 5-on-5 Unified Team 3-on-3 (Half-court) Tournaments 5-on-5 (Level 3 and 4) Doubles Unified Doubles BOCCE Summer Games 4-person Team Unified 4-person Team Summer Games Ramp & Doubles Singles Unified Doubles BOWLING Assisted Ramp Bowl Doubles Unified 4-person Team State Bowling Ramp, Singles & Team Doubles - 21 feet CORN TOSS Unified Doubles EKS Games Doubles - 30 feet 500m Time Trial 1K Unified Tandem Time Trial 500m Adaptive Cycle Time Trial 1K Time Trial 2K Unified Tandem Time Trial 1K Adaptive Cycle Time Trial 2K Time Trial 5K Unified Tandem Time Trial CYCLING Summer Games 2K Adaptive Cycle Time Trial 5K Time Trial 500m Adaptive Tandem Time Trial 5K Adaptive Cycle Time Trial 1K Adaptive Tandem Time Trial 2K Road Race 2K Adaptive Tandem Time Trial 5K Road Race 3K Walk Unified 3K Walk DISTANCE 3K Run Unified 3K Run 1-Mile Walk EKS Games RUN & WALK 5K Walk Unified 5K Walk 5K Run Unified 5K Run Grooming and Tacking Horse Parts Identification Level A-I Spoon Race Barrel Race - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dressage Barrel Race Drill Team - 2 person Dressage Drill Team - 4 person Unified Drill Team - Drill Team - 2 person Driving 2 person Drill Team - 4 person English Equitation Driving English Trail EQUESTRIAN Unified Drill Team - EKS Games English Equitation Pole Bending 4 person English Trail Prix Caprilli Pole Bending Showmanship Unified Team Relay Prix Caprilli Stake Race Showmanship Team Relay Stake Race Western Trail Team Relay Western Equitation Western Trail Western Equitation FLAG Individual Skills Team Unified Team EKS Games FOOTBALL Competition Individual Skills Competition Unified 2-person Team GOLF Individual - 9 holes EKS Games - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (alternate shot) Individual - 3, 6 holes 10ft Singles 20ft Singles 20ft Unified Doubles 40ft Singles HORSESHOES 30ft Singles 30ft Unified Doubles Summer Games 40ft Doubles 20ft Doubles 40ft Unified Doubles 30ft Doubles Bench Press Unified Bench Press Squat Unified Squat POWERLIFTING Summer Games Deadlift Unified Deadlift Combination Unified Combination 56 Sports Chart SPORT MODIFIED REGULATION UNIFIED SPORTS® EVENT(S) Novice: Glide Novice: Glide Super Glide Super Glide Intermediate: Intermediate: SNOWBOARDING Giant Slalom Giant Slalom Winter Games Slalom Slalom Advanced: Giant Slalom Advanced: Giant Slalom Slalom Slalom 50m Race 50m Race SNOWSHOEING 100m Race 100m Race Winter Games 200m Race 200m Race State Soccer SOCCER 5-v-5 Team 5-v-5 Unified Team Tournament Individual Skills Competition SOFTBALL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Traditional Team Unified Team EKS Games Designated Pitcher Team **25yd Backstroke 25yd Breaststroke 25yd Butterfly **25yd Freestyle **4 x 25yd Freestyle **4 x 25yd Freestyle Relay 50yd Backstroke Relay **4 x 25yd Medley Relay 50yd Freestyle **Yoyo Relay 100yd Freestyle **4 x 25yd Medley Relay SWIMMING Summer Games (25-50-25-50 Freestyle) 100yd Individual Medley 4 x 50yd Medley Relay 200yd Freestyle **Denotes those events open to 4 x 50yd Medley Relay **Yoyo Relay swimmers requiring flotation (25-50-25-50 Freestyle) devices. In the Medley Relay, floatation devices in Free & Back relay legs only. 10m Physically Assisted Walk 15m Physically Assisted Wheelchair Race 15m Physically Assisted Wheelchair Slalom 25m Physically Assisted Walk Target Throw - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10m Assisted Walk 10m Unassisted Walk 10m Wheelchair Race 25m Assisted Walk 25m Motor WC Obstacle Race 100m Dash Summer Games 25m Motorized WC Race 200m Dash 25m Motorized WC Slalom 400m Dash Athletes may 25m Unassisted Walk 800m Run compete in one TRACK & FIELD 25m Wheelchair Race 1500m Run level only, and in a 25m Wheelchair Slalom 4 x 100m Relay maximum of 3 50m Wheelchair Slalom Mini- Javelin Throw events, including 50m Assisted Walk Running Long Jump relays; no more 50m Unassisted Walk Shot Put than 2 field events. 50m Motorized WC Slalom 100m Wheelchair Race 200m Wheelchair Race Softball Throw Tennis Ball Throw - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 50m Dash 400m Walk 800m Walk Softball Throw Standing Long Jump Summer Games Traditional Team VOLLEYBALL Individual Skills Competition Team Unified Team EKS Games Unified Team & Skills 57 .
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