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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

This entry was posted on March 30, 2016 by Joe Walsh

When Adaptive Sports New England president Joe Walsh decided to start the Paralympic Sport Club Boston swimming program last year, Paralympic gold medalist Michael Prout was the first coach on board. Michael started swimming when he was six, started training for the Paralympics at 16, and went on to compete […]

Paralympic Sport Club Boston Swimming: Swimming for the win

This entry was posted on December 4, 2016 by Joe Walsh

Join our New England Wheelchair Football Team, one of the newest members of the Move United USA Wheelchair Football League! The USA Wheelchair Football League is the first of its kind football league for adults with disabilities to reach their highest potential through a competitive, fast-paced, team sport. The USA […]

New England Patriots Wheelchair Football

This entry was posted on August 17, 2022 by Sam Bernstein

By Joe Griffith Ten seconds left in the game. I start pushing towards the three point line. My teammate passes the ball and I shoot, hoping that somehow I make the miracle shot. Two seconds. I shoot the ball. Swish. My teammates and I start freaking out, as I hit […]

B&G Clubs Build Cross-town Camaraderie with WC Basketball

This entry was posted on June 23, 2018 by Joe Walsh

This past weekend, I had the wonderful opportunity to support the Babcock Bunch at The Carroll Center for the Blind’s 4th Annual Canine Walk and Family Fair. The team was led by my personal inspiration, Madeleine Babcock, who was born with glaucoma and aniridia. Both of these conditions left her […]

Community Support for Adaptive Athletes

This entry was posted on May 19, 2016 by Joe Walsh

Volunteers Needed! The Boston Strong are seeking volunteers for the 2024 season. Volunteers help to spot balls, pitch/catch, and lead players to their positions. There will also be volunteer drivers to take players to the exhibition games and tournaments. Hotels, mileage reimbursement and special opportunities are available. If you are […]

Boston Strong Beep Baseball

This entry was posted on June 22, 2022 by Sam Bernstein

Sometimes success isn’t an individual achievement. As they say, it takes a village to raise a child; but in Jerome Singleton’s case, a supportive family, good friends and personal determination are all he needed to become the international Paralympic track and field athlete he is today. The Paralympic Gold medalist […]

Jerome Singleton inspiring Femita

This entry was posted on April 20, 2016 by Joe Walsh

Adaptive Sports New England, Inc. 89 South St, Suite 603 Boston, MA 02111

Board of Directors

This entry was posted on November 27, 2016 by Joe Walsh

by Melissa MacKenzie Hi everyone! My name is Melissa MacKenzie, and I’m really excited to run the 2023 Boston Marathon to fundraise for Adaptive Sports New England! When I first heard about this organization, I was instantly drawn to the mission of supporting youth and adults with visual and mobility […]

Running With Purpose

This entry was posted on November 1, 2022 by Sam Bernstein

Looking at Jordan, you wouldn’t think she would be able to throw such a heavy basketball with such small hands. Sure enough, Jordan aimed her basketball at the hoop and threw the ball high, laughing and smiling from her wheelchair. Jordan was having a blast playing basketball, but was also […]

Intro to Paralympics: it’s all about inclusion!

This entry was posted on December 4, 2016 by Joe Walsh