Kershaw County School District is thrilled to announce that three students from Camden High School have been selected to represent Team South Carolina at the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games. The games will take place in Minneapolis, Minnesota, from June 20-26, 2026. The athletes from Camden High School are Desiree Garrett, Savion Penny, and Daniella Ramos. They are among 123 athletes, Unified partners, and coaches from across the state chosen for this prestigious opportunity. All three will compete in the track and field competitions. Special Education Teacher and Special Olympics Coach Arisleida DeGuzman was also selected to serve as an assistant coach. All coaches were selected through an application and interview process. “We are incredibly proud of Desiree, Savion, and Daniella for their hard work and dedication,” said Coach Arisleida DeGuzman. “This is a tremendous opportunity for them to showcase their talents on a national stage. We look forward to the entire Kershaw community rallying behind these amazing athletes as they prepare for the games next summer.”
The 2026 Special Olympics USA Games will bring together thousands of athletes from all 50 states for a week of competition and celebration. Special Olympics South Carolina is sending one of the largest delegations to the games, where athletes will compete in 13 different sports. The Kershaw County School District and Camden High School invite the community to follow Team South Carolina’s journey and cheer on these CHS Bulldogs. More information on the delegation and the games can be found at www.so-sc.org.