Unified' basketball team wins charity game against Easton police and fire
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 9:46 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

The Oliver Ames Unified Basketball Team secured a 48-34 victory against local police and firefighters on October 28. The event, held at Oliver Ames High School, attracted around 300 attendees and supported the school's Unified Sports program, which includes students with and without intellectual disabilities. The game celebrated the season finale for the Unified Basketball Team, which has seen an increase in games this year. The event raised funds for the program and featured various activities, including raffles and the recognition of team seniors. Participants expressed joy at the positive community engagement fostered by this event.
- •Oliver Ames Unified Basketball Team won the game 48-34.
- •Around 300 people attended the charity event at Oliver Ames High School.
- •The game raised funds for the Unified Sports program.
- •Unified Basketball includes students with and without intellectual disabilities.
- •Next, Unified Bocce will join the sports program this winter.
- 9:46 AMYahoo Sports — 'Unified' team beats Easton police and fire in charity game
"Oliver Ames students beat local police and firefighters in a Unified Basketball game that brought the Easton community together.
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