The games started on Monday and by Wednesday the Rotorua athletes had earned medals in football, swimming and tenpin bowling team and doubles competitions.
On Thursday and Friday, the final two days of the competition, the success continued in basketball, indoor bowls and tenpin bowling singles.
Rotorua's basketball team, who went through pool play unbeaten earlier in the week, progressed to the final and ended up winning silver medals.
In the swimming, Tui Martin, who had already won a silver in the 25m freestyle, also placed second in the 25m backstroke. Te Manaia Yates won silver in the 50m freestyle.
The tenpin bowlers added to the team and doubles medals they won earlier in the week with a dominant display in the singles. In the women's competition, Harema Miki won silver in Division Six, Angela Malcolm won silver in Division 10 and Delarnie Smith won Division 12.
In the men's singles Matthew Gibbs won silver in Division 12, Dominic Bowen finished second in Division 22, while John Harvey finished third, and Gregg Hyde won Division 23.
In the indoor bowls Alan Coleman, Kelly Faulkener, Tristan Nicol and Troy Stampa won bronze in the B2 Fours. In the pairs Coleman and Stampa won bronze in Division B4, Paige Sullivan-Hona and Te Waikura Witoko won silver in Division C1 and Allan Carroll and Conor Allely won silver in Division C2.
Gibbs said the Special Olympics Rotorua programme would take a break for the Christmas holidays, but anyone wanting to get involved next year was welcome to message the organisation's Facebook page.
"We'll advertise on the Facebook page when we start our weekly trainings next year. It's good because it gives them that social interaction with their friends week in, week out, and we're looking at including some more sports as well," she said.
Full results of Special Olympics Rotorua athletes at the Special Olympics New Zealand National Summer Games
Monday, November 27 - Friday, December 1
Tenpin Bowling
Teams event
Division 4: Matthew Gibbs, Jesse Snowden, Marcel Kessels and Adrian Rowe - Bronze
Division 7: John Harvey, Lional Bioelle, Harema Miki, Nadia Ngeru - Silver
Division 9: Dominic Bowen, Gregg Hyde, Delarnie Smith, Shannon Cooper - Silver
Doubles
Division 6: Jesse and Matthew - Gold
Division 9: Nadia and Harema - Silver
Division 10: Marcel and Adrian - 4th
Division 15: Bruce Mclennan and Angela Malcolm - 6th
Division 16: John and Lional - 8th
Division 17: Shannon and Delarnie - Gold
Division 17: Gregg and Dominic - Silver
Women's Singles
Division 3: Nadia - 4th
Division 6: Harema - Silver
Division 9: Shannon - 5th
Division 10: Angela - Silver
Division 12: Delarnie - Gold
Men's Singles
Division 6: Jesse - 4th
Division 12: Matthew - Silver
Division 13: Marcel - 7th
Division 15: Adrian - 7th
Division 22: Dominic - Silver, John - Bronze, Lional - 7th
Division 23: Gregg - Gold
Indoor Bowls
Fours Division B2: Alan Coleman, Kelly Faulkener, Tristan Nicol, Troy Stampa - Bronze, Conor Allely, Heaven-lea Cooper-Stenning, Chris Ramlose, Te Waikura Witoko - 6th
Division C1: Allan Carroll, Krystal McLeod,Paige Sullivan-Hona, Natasha Thompson - 4th
Pairs
Division B3: Tristan and Kelly - 4th
Division B4: Alan and Troy - Bronze
Division B5: Heaven-lea and Chris - 4th
Division C1: Paige and Te Waikura - Silver, Krystal and Natasha - 5th
Division C2: Conor and Allan - Silver
Football
Division 2: Brent George, Kris Roguski, Chris Thomas, Leo Coleman-Price, Jordan Dittmer, Simon Gillies, Madison Edwards, Maureen McLeod, Anthea Glasgow - Bronze
Basketball
Division 3: Hinewai Vercoe, Ruamoko Pukepuke, Taua Rewi, Richard Waterreus, Levi Heke, Caseylee Raslton, Bailey Dunbar, Hannah Walmsley - Silver
Swimming
25m Freestyle: Tui Martin - Silver
25m Freestyle: Te Manaia Yates - 6th
50m Freestyle: Tui 6th
50m Freestyle: Te Manaia - Silver
25m Backstroke: Tui - Silver, Te Mania finished first but was disqualified for going faster than personal best time.
