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Morgan Stickney was an Olympic hopeful before health issues led to the loss of both of her lower legs. But, thanks to revolutionary new work, pioneered by Doctor Matthew Carty of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, called a “Ewing Amputation” Morgan has returned to the pool as a Para-athlete and National […]

In the News: New Hampshire double amputee has her eyes ...

This entry was posted on July 28, 2020 by Kate Johnson

The number of races Chaz Davis has competed in totals well into the hundreds, yet on Monday, he finally gets to run in the event that inspired it all. He’s checking the Boston Marathon off his bucket list, as a qualifier who could finish well up among the top 150. Read More…

In the News: John Conceison: Blind national champion Chaz Davis ...

This entry was posted on April 14, 2018 by Kate Johnson

NY Times — The delegations ruling the medal table at the Paralympics share a common trait: During the past decade they decided to invest the resources necessary to afford their athletes the same respect, coaching, equipment and opportunities that able-bodied athletes receive. Read More…

In the News: How Training for the Paralympics Became a ...

This entry was posted on March 16, 2018 by Kate Johnson

PBS News Hour — Bionic limbs, long the stuff of science fiction fantasy, are becoming reality. An extremely rare vascular disease caused New Hampshire’s Morgan Stickney, a pre-med student and elite swimmer, to have both legs amputated. Read More…

In the News: How a competitive swimmer is helping perfect ...

This entry was posted on February 11, 2020 by Kate Johnson

October 1, 2015 BOSTON (AP) — Two years after losing his lower leg in a car crash, Matthew Freitas is faster and stronger than ever. The 14-year-old is nearing a 6-minute mile on the track, running with a prosthetic foot. He was the star goalie on his youth lacrosse team, […]

Associated Press: US teams look for future Paralympians at scouting ...

This entry was posted on October 1, 2015 by Joe Walsh

I was born with glaucoma and aniridia, two conditions that leave me with no depth perception, only light perception vision out of my right eye and limited vision out of the left. I started to swim competitively when I was 8 years old. Four years ago, I was leaving a […]

Babcock tells story on USA Triathlon website

This entry was posted on February 13, 2018 by Joe Walsh

Below is a list of many of the organizations that offer quality adaptive sport opportunities for New England youth and young adults who have visual or mobility impairments. Many other organizations have adaptive or inclusive programs and their absence from this list is not necessarily any commentary on the quality […]

New England Adaptive Sport Programs

This entry was posted on July 25, 2021 by Kate Johnson

Winter is here and so is the opportunity to see the region’s sled hockey athletes in action. Sled hockey, which is played all over the world, is a version of hockey where players sit on an aluminum sled mounted on two skate blades instead of standing up on skates. Most […]

Sled Hockey in New England

This entry was posted on December 23, 2021 by Kate Johnson

Holding Her Own; Paralympic Skier Staci Mannella, varsity equestrian at Dartmouth.; Speaking of Dartmouth December 9, 2015.

Staci Mannella, Dartmouth Equestrian

This entry was posted on December 26, 2015 by Joe Walsh

Adaptive Sports New England is excited to announce that five current and former Para swimmers, all of them Paralympians, will serve as the coaching staff for the Northeast Para Swimming Development Clinic at UMass/Amherst November 17-19, 2017. Michael Prout, Jr. (Boston, MA) Ann Johannes (Boston, MA) Daniel Kamber (Birmingham, AL) […]

Five Paralympian coaches named for Northeast Para Swimming Development Clinic

This entry was posted on October 6, 2017 by Joe Walsh