Tatum Palmer represents Oregon in upcoming Patriot Games competition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 7:32 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Tatum Palmer of Central Point will compete in the Patriot Games, starting August 9 in Geneva, Ohio. The event involves athletic challenges organized by Freedom 250, featuring high school athletes from across the U.S. Palmer hopes to secure scholarship funds from a total pool of $250,000. While details of the events remain limited, participants will engage in activities like dodgeball, kickball, and possibly track and field events, with an emphasis on versatility across sports. A livestream of the games will be available on the ESPN App from August 9-11.
- •The Patriot Games will take place from August 9 to 11.
- •Over 120 students will represent various states, territories, and military bases.
- •Palmer has begun preparing by acquiring new athletic shoes.
- •The event will feature various competitions emphasizing multiple sports skills.
- •An ESPN special will air highlights of the games on August 13.
- 7:32 PMYahoo Sports — Central Point teen representing Oregon in Patriot Games
"Tatum Palmer is representing Oregon in the Freedom 250 organized 'Patriot Games,' which start Sunday.
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