The Boston Globe writes about Belmont swimmer Maddie Babcock, who is legally blind, and became the third blind athlete to competed in the MIAA state championship meet. Read more here.
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Date/Time: Saturday November 2, 2024 6:00 – 9:00 PM Where: Blue Hill Country Club 23 Pecunit St Canton, MA 02021 Includes: – Food/drinks – Silent & live auctions – Guest speakers Sponsorship Opportunities Platinum Sponsor – $10,000 · Opportunity for executive remarks at the podium · One table at dinner […]
2024 Fundraising Dinner
by Wynter Pingel I never considered myself to be an athletic person. As a child, I was a good student and I excelled in music, but sports never held much interest for me. In PE class in a public school, teachers didn’t know quite what to do with me, so […]
A Beep Baseball Journey
A gold medal winner at the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports (IWAS) Youth World Games and a 2018 Para Athlete All Scholastic, Mikayla Chandler will soon enter her senior year at Old Rochester Regional High School. Mikayla, who was born with dwarfism,  will compete once again in field hockey, winter […]
Mikayla Goes Global
Femita Ayanbeku   Femita is a  T44 100 and 200 meter T & F Paralympian.  She recently competed in the 2017 World Para Track and Field Championships. We caught up with her to see how it went! What was your training like leading up to London? Leading up to […]
Catching up with Femita Ayanbeku
By Dara Zall Kelly New England is home to many inspiring athletes, who live and train here preparing for their opportunity to compete on the national or global stage. This fall, fresh off racing the Head of the Charles Regatta, Allie Reilly, and Dani Hansen, two local rowers who raced […]
Catching Up with Paralympians Allie Reilly and Dani Hansen
Katrina Gerhard Katrina started out racing in her every day chair, pioneering the inclusion of wheelchair racing in Massachusetts high school track and field (MIAA). Now, she is a member of the wheelchair racing team at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. 1. Can you give us a little background about […]
Q&A with Katrina Gerhard
 “If this isn’t the Finish Line, why does it say FINISH?” It’s a reasonable question coming from a 10-year old 2-1/4 miles into a 3 mile race. From there we ran from light to shadow and from shadow to light the rest of the way down Boylston Street, staying […]
Crossing the Finish Line
Spring 2018 Northeast Para Swimming Development Clinic November 16-18, 2018 University of Massachusetts/Amherst Adaptive Sports New England will host the Fall 2018 Northeast Para Swimming Development Clinic at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst November 16-18. This clinic, for developmental and emerging Para swimmers, will feature sessions on planning and mental preparation, […]
Fall 2018 Northeast Para Swimming Development Clinic
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