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Senior Games state finals continue this fall for qualifying adults

North Carolina Senior Games state finals continue this fall, with softball scheduled Sept. 26-27, 2026, at Thomas Brooks Park in Cary. Mecklenburg County says qualifying local participants may compete in the state finals.

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    North Carolina Senior Gameswww.ncseniorgames.orgRetrieved 9/22/2026
    Document fingerprinta257080cc339a78f1183f74749c7802b27eff77bfa4b445b3238ae49fd793d12
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    Mecklenburg County Adult Athleticsparkandrec.mecknc.govRetrieved 9/22/2026
    Document fingerprint7aa37147992920a1a9e9f61781a17aeaf57afa16d45cca69d4edf73d54550664
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    Mecklenburg County News Releasesnews.mecknc.govRetrieved 9/22/2026
    Document fingerprintbb3d36f447b8a1ed1ad52338ab6bff594d45056c887d968109364218e9ec16b5

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The Details

North Carolina Senior Games is a program for adults 50 and older, and its State Finals is the state championship for more than 70 sports and arts activities.

Qualifiers from Local Games are invited to participate in the annual State Finals held each fall.

Local Impact

Mecklenburg County competitors must medal in local competitions to compete in the statewide North Carolina Senior Games or SilverArts.

What Happens Next

The State Finals Softball Tournament is scheduled for Sept. 26-27, followed by State Finals cornhole, bocce and shuffleboard from Sept. 28 through Oct. 1 at the Clayton Community Center in Clayton.

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