Description

Internet Registration has not begun yet. Check Registration Dates in details.

Oregon Senior Games Athletes ages 50+ (National Senior Games qualifying age) can compete in several sports offered. It’s a great chance to test your mettle against other seniors while enjoying a getaway to beautiful Corvallis, Oregon. Whether you’re a super-competitive athlete or just someone looking to stay active, the Oregon Senior Games is a great event to add to your must-do list!

Senior Games offer the camaraderie and challenge of competitive sports to older adults and promote health, well-being and active aging among participants. It’s never too late to get active and try something new. Many Senior Games participants didn’t start competing in sports until their 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond.
All individual sports are offered separately for men and women in five-year age divisions beginning with 50 and ending with 100+. All team sports are offered separately for men and women in the following age divisions: 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+, and 75+. In addition, softball shall have a women’s 80+ division, and volleyball (indoor) shall have an 80+ age division.
Support being offered this year in 2026 include: · archery · beach volleyball · bowling · corn hole · cycling · disc golf· pickleball · team softball · swimming · table tennis · tennis · track and field · triathlon · team volleyball
Each athlete will pay a one-time Athlete Fee, and then an entry fee per sport event. Sport specific event fees vary per sport.
If you have any questions, comments or needs please contact us at 541-766-6959 or e-mail us at OSG@corvallisoregon.gov

Gender determination rule:
We are committed to fostering fairness, inclusion, and the wellbeing of all athletes. This update aligns with the current standards of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and the National Senior Games Association.
In keeping with these national guidelines and in the interest of maintaining consistent competitive standards, the Oregon Senior Games and the National Senior Games follow a policy in which transgender women are not eligible to participate in women’s sport categories. For purposes of competition, the National Senior Games uses gender assigned at birth as documented on a birth certificate.

Activity Sub-Category

Oregon Senior Games