Rocky Mountain State Games

July 17 - 19, 2026
Various Locations across the Pikes Peak Region

The Rocky Mountain State Games is Colorado’s largest annual multi-sport festival, welcoming athletes of all ages and athletic abilities, including those with physical disabilities, visual impairment, and intellectual and/or developmental disabilities to compete in over 35 different sports. Held across premier venues throughout the Pikes Peak region, this Olympic-style competition embodies the spirit of sportsmanship, wellness, and community pride.

As a proud tradition for over 25 years in Olympic City USA, the Rocky Mountain State Games play a key role in supporting youth development and advancing the region’s sports ecosystem.

 

Event date

July 17 - 19, 2026

Each sport within the Rocky Mountain State Games event has it’s own schedule and dates of competition. Please see your specific sport page for more details.

Event location

Various Locations across the Pikes Peak Region

Rocky Mountain State Games takes place at many different venues within the Pikes Peak region. Please see your specific sport page for more details on the venue your competition is being held at.

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2026 Sport List

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Archery

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Badminton

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Baseball (18+) RMBB

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Basketball (3v3)

Billiards

Bowling

Boxing

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Cricket

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Cycling – 719 Challenge

Disc Golf

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Diving

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Dri – Tri

Figure Skating

Functional Fitness

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Ice Hockey (4 vs. 4)

Indoor Cycling

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Inline Hockey

Inline Speed Skating

Judo

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Lacrosse

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Mutton Bustin’

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Ninja Obstacle

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Orienteering

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Paddleboard Race

Parkour Speed & Parkour Chase Tag

Pickleball

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Puzzle Race

Rink Hockey

Rocky Mountain 5K

Shooting

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Soccer (Youth)

Softball (Slow Pitch)

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Special Olympics

Swim / Run

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Swimming

Taekwondo

Tennis

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Track and Field

Ultimate Frisbee

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Weightlifting

Youth Scholarship Tom Falgien Youth Sports Scholarship

Colorado Springs Sports Corporation supports youth development and engagement for athletes of all ages and skill levels through many sports opportunities. A main goal of ours is to decrease barriers for athletes to participate in sport and this scholarship does just that by providing partial and full coverage of registration fees for youth athletes. The Tom Falgien Youth Sports Fund is intended to support the growth and development of youth sports in the Pikes Peak region, with an emphasis on community engagement, coach support, and engaging underserved youth in sports.

Applicants must be 18 years old or younger.

Scholarship will open 3/1

See 2025 Results

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Archery

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Badminton

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Baseball (18+) RMBB

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Basketball (3v3)

Billiards

Bowling

Boxing

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Cricket

See Results

Cycling – 719 Challenge

Disc Golf

See Results

Diving

See Results

Dri – Tri

Figure Skating

Functional Fitness

See Results

Ice Hockey (4 vs. 4)

Indoor Cycling

See Results

Inline Hockey

Inline Speed Skating

Judo

See Results

Lacrosse

See Results

Mutton Bustin’

See Results

Ninja Obstacle

See Results

Orienteering

See Results

Paddleboard Race

Parkour Speed & Parkour Chase Tag

Pickleball

See Results

Puzzle Race

Rink Hockey

Rocky Mountain 5K

Shooting

See Results

Soccer (Youth)

Softball (Slow Pitch)

See Results

Special Olympics

Swim / Run

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Swimming

Taekwondo

Tennis

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Track and Field

Ultimate Frisbee

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Weightlifting

July 24 - August 2, 2026 | State College, PA

What is State Games of America and who can participate?

The State Games of America is an Olympic-style event featuring competition between State Games medal winners (gold, silver, bronze) from across the nation. There are currently 30 states conducting or organizing statewide sports festivals known as State Games. See the eligibility page for more information on how to get qualified.

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What is State Games of America and who can participate?

The State Games of America is an Olympic-style event featuring competition between State Games medal winners (gold, silver, bronze) from across the nation. There are currently 30 states conducting or organizing statewide sports festivals known as State Games. See the eligibility page for more information on how to get qualified.

No, you will not need to re-qualify.

To check eligibility head to: Athlete eligibility page– National Congress of State Games.

Please see Athlete Eligibility – National Congress of State Games for a complete list of State Games of America Medal and Participation Sports for further explanation.

The 2028 State Games of America will be held right here in Colorado Springs, Olympic City, USA

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Volunteer for the Rocky Mountain State Games!

Join Colorado’s largest multi-sport festival taking place July 17-19th, 2026, in Colorado Springs. This event relies on dedicated volunteers to help with athlete check-in, scoring, course marshals, hospitality, and more. Be part of the action – sign up today!

35+ sports

Get ready for Colorado’s largest multi-sport festival-where athletes of all ages and skill levels come together to compete, connect, and celebrate the spirit of sport. With over 35 sports and events ranging from archery to pickleball to weightlifting, there’s something for everyone-whether you’re chasing a personal best or just in it for the fun.

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information & FAQs

What are the Rocky Mountain State Games?

The Rocky Mountain State Games (RMSG) is Colorado’s largest annual multi-sport festival, welcoming athletes of all ages and skill levels—including those with physical, visual, and intellectual disabilities. Held in Colorado Springs, the event features over 35 sports across premier venues in the Pikes Peak region.

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The 2026 RMSG will occur primarily on our core weekend: July 17–19 with over 20 sports hosted at various locations throughout Colorado Springs, including city parks, district 11 facilities, The United States Air Force Academy, Springs Pickleball and many more. See specific sport page for more details. 

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Athletes of all ages and abilities are encouraged to participate. RMSG is inclusive, offering competitions for youth, adults, seniors, and athletes with disabilities. Specific eligibility requirements may vary by sport.

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Registration is available online through RockyMountainStateGames.org. Fees vary by sport and division; early registration is recommended to secure your spot and take advantage of any available discounts. See specific sport page for more details.

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The 2026 RMSG featured a diverse range of sports, including archery, badminton, ball hockey, baseball (18+), baseball (youth), basketball (3v3), billiards, bowling, boxing, cricket, cycling, disc golf, diving, dri-tri, figure skating, functional fitness, hockey (4v4), indoor cycling, inline hockey, inline speed skating, judo, lacrosse, mutton bustin’, ninja challenge, orienteering, paddleboard race, parkour challenge, pickleball, puzzle race, rocky mountain 5k, shooting, soccer, softball (slow pitch), special olympics, sim/run, swimming, taekwondo, tennis, track and field, ultimate frisbee, weightlifting, and more.

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Yes. The NCAA permits Division I, II, and III athletes to participate in officially recognized state and national multisport events like the RMSG. However, athletes should consult with their school’s athletic administrator or coach to ensure compliance with eligibility rules.

The Rocky Mountain State Games have been organized in accordance with NCAA guidelines with some exceptions. The NCAA (www.ncaapublications.com – Division 1 Manual, clause 12.8.3.2.1.1) allows Division I, II and III athletes to participate in all sports in “officially recognized” state and national multisport events including the Rocky Mountain State Games. Rocky Mountain State Games is officially recognized through its membership in the National Congress of State Games. Athletes who have eligibility questions should check with their school athletic administrator or coach. Any athlete with scholastic or collegiate eligibility remaining must comply with rules governing his or her scholastic or collegiate eligibility.

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Spectator policies vary by sport. While many events are free to attend, some sports may charge a nominal admission fee. Details are available on specific sport page.

Athletes and coaches receive free admission, but spectators will be charged for the following sports: Track & Field, and Boxing.

Daily admission fees:

  • Track and Field: Adults $5. Youth 5 & under are admitted free.
  • Boxing: Adults $20. Youth 7 & under are admitted free.
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 Volunteers are essential to the success of the RMSG. Interested individuals can sign up through the volunteer section on the RMSG website.

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For general inquiries, please contact info@thesportscorp.org or call (719) 634-7333.

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Age divisions vary from sport to sport. Participants must be prepared to provide proof of age with either a driver’s license or birth certificate upon request from RMSG Staff or Commissioners. Failure to provide proof of age may result in individual and/or team disqualification. Consult individual sport profile for specific age requirements.

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Outdoor sporting events are weather-dependent. Competition will be conducted unless the Sport Directors, Medical Staff, and/or Rocky Mountain State Games Staff determine weather conditions to be potentially dangerous or in the event of natural disasters or acts of terrorism. 

All registration sales are final. Refunds will not be issued for cancellations, postponements, or interruptions caused by weather, natural events, acts of God, or any circumstances beyond the control of the Rocky Mountain State Games (RMSG).

RMSG reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to offer credits or registration transfers in special cases; however, these are not guaranteed and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

If you believe a refund is warranted and falls outside the policy stated above, your request must be submitted in writing within 14 days following the event date. Refund requests received more than 14 days after the event will not be considered.

By registering, athletes acknowledge and accept these terms as part of their agreement to participate.

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The RMSG has a Zero Tolerance policy. Sport Directors reserve the right to disqualify or eject an individual or team for unsportsmanlike conduct from players, coaches or spectators or for any of the following reasons: false representation, use of alcohol and/or drugs, destruction of property, rules infraction, unsportsmanlike conduct or disorderly behavior. Unsportsmanlike conduct resulting in any type of altercation on the field of play, the venue grounds, etc. will result in disqualification for the entire tournament or event with no refund. Spectators affiliated with the participants are responsible for knowing and adhering to the rules and policies of the tournament. Athletes and coaches are responsible for knowing, understanding, and following the rules, policies and code of conduct for their sport(s).

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Athletes may enter more than one sport but do so at their own risk due to various competition formats and the possibility of overlapping schedules. No refunds will be given. Participant entry forms, waivers and the appropriate participant entry fee must be submitted for each sport in which a participant wishes to compete.

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It is expressly understood that the Rocky Mountain State Games does not insure against and accepts no responsibility for personal injury or property loss or damage. Each participant is responsible for his or her own medical insurance and must sign all waivers and releases on the back of the entry form. Those participants under the age of 18 must have their parent/guardian signatures on Rocky Mountain State Games waivers and, if applicable, any sport-specific waiver.

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Individual medals will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each division for the sports who have requested Rocky Mountain State Games medals. Team medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded to all team members in each division. Coaches will not receive medals. Results will be available on our web site as soon as possible following the competition.

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All athletes must register by the date specified on the appropriate specific sport page unless otherwise indicated. For final registration deadlines, please consult the appropriate specific sport page. All registration is on a first-received, first-filled basis. Once a particular sport is full, registration for that sport will close. It is strongly encouraged that entries be submitted as soon as possible. Participants may register online. Rocky Mountain State Games Staff and/or Sport Directors reserve the right to combine and/or eliminate divisions/age classifications if an insufficient number of entries are received.

Registration Instructions: Each sport varies as to site, fees, age requirements, registration deadlines, and National Governing Body membership requirements for competition. Please visit the specific sport page for links to register.

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Administration of policies and regulations is the responsibility of the Rocky Mountain State Games. Most rules have been established by the National Governing Bodies; however, some competition rules or formats may have been altered to make them appropriate for RMSG competitions. Consult the specific sport page for specific rules. The Rocky Mountain State Games has the right to refuse individual or team entries.

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Every person involved with Rocky Mountain State Games has a responsibility to help ensure a safe & respectful environment, including recognizing and reporting inappropriate or potentially harmful behavior when observed. Colorado Springs Sports Corporation is committed to the safety and well-being of all athletes, volunteers, coaches, officials and spectators who engage in this annual community event.

SafeSport is a front-line abuse and misconduct prevention measure that raises member awareness of misconduct and abuse issues in sport. As a part of Sports Corp’s commitment, all Sports Corp Board of Directors, full-time staff, RMSG Sport Directors, and RMSG Medical Team are required to complete the SafeSport review prior to the Rocky Mountain State Games to ensure a safe and respectful competition environment for all.

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Questions?
Contact Rocky Mountain State Games info@thesportscorp.org