Annual Wheelchair Tennis Tournament Hosted By The South Coast Wheelchair Tennis Foundation and YMCA Emilson The tournament is designed to be a fun, social, and competitive event, encouraging local players to participate in wheelchair tennis. The tournament will feature an alternating partner doubles format to ensure all participants have an opportunity to play […]
Beginner to Intermediate Player Levels Sessions start Sunday October 5 and ends December 28 from 400pm to 600pm (Focus on ages Adult and Teen) Learn wheelchair tennis in a fun and supportive environment at your level. Para Standing players Coaches and volunteers are always welcomed! Sports wheelchair and rackets are available but must be reserved Clinics consist […]
Beginner to Intermediate Player Levels Sessions start Sunday October 5 and ends December 28 from 400pm to 600pm (Focus on ages Adult and Teen) Learn wheelchair tennis in a fun and supportive environment at your level. Para Standing players Coaches and volunteers are always welcomed! Sports wheelchair and rackets are available but must be reserved Clinics consist […]
Beginner to Intermediate Player Levels Sessions start Sunday October 5 and ends December 28 from 400pm to 600pm (Focus on ages Adult and Teen) Learn wheelchair tennis in a fun and supportive environment at your level. Para Standing players Coaches and volunteers are always welcomed! Sports wheelchair and rackets are available but must be reserved Clinics consist […]
Beginner to Intermediate Player Levels Sessions start Sunday October 5 and ends December 28 from 400pm to 600pm (Focus on ages Adult and Teen) Learn wheelchair tennis in a fun and supportive environment at your level. Para Standing players Coaches and volunteers are always welcomed! Sports wheelchair and rackets are available but must be reserved Clinics consist […]
Adaptive Sports New England is a Massachusetts non-profit organization dedicated to increasing participation in sports among New England youth and adults who have visual or mobility impairments.
Recognized as tax-exempt under
Section 501.c.3 of the Internal Revenue Code.
