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As the current Athletic Director and track coach at Old Rochester Regional High School, Bill Tilden has played an integral role motivating physically disabled athletes, helping them find a sport they can excel at. He stated that one of the reasons he became involved in coaching was to teach exceptional […]

Coach Bill Tilden On Coaching Adaptive Athletes

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“The only disability in life is a bad attitude.” – Scott Hamilton, Olympic Gold Medalist   This quote is one that Mikayla Chandler reminds herself of often. “I have a disability and I’m doing just fine. It’s all about your mindset – if you think you’ll do poorly, you probably […]

MIAA All-State 2016 Recap

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Attention high school students with disabilities: The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association wants you. The MIAA is launching an initiative aimed at increasing participation in adaptive sports in the current school year. Last week, an e-mail was sent to all MIAA principals and athletic directors outlining the initiative. (Read the full […]

The Boston Globe: MIAA launches initiative for adaptive athletes

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By: Doug Miller Sunday, October 4​ Adaptive Sports New England played host to the Gateway to Gold U.S. Paralympic Talent ID Day. The Steve Tisch Sports & Fitness Center at Tufts University was filled with athletes ready to showcase their skills and talents in their respective sporting events. Among the crowd […]

Gateway to Gold a Golden Success

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