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The 5thAnnual Martin Richard Memorial Mile was held at South Boston’s Joe Moakley Park this Thursday, and for the 5thtime, Adaptive Sports New England was there to encourage and facilitate participation by individuals who have a visual or mobility impairment. “Inclusion” is the word used to describe this, but only […]

Inclusion is Nothing Special

This entry was posted on August 18, 2018 by Joe Walsh

BELMONT, MASS. (WHDH) – A young swimmer from Belmont is hoping to make a splash at the 2024 Paralympics, with the help of a gold medalist. Madeline Babcock is visually impaired, but the 17-year-old junior from Belmont High School is training to swim for the United States. Watch the Video.

In the News: Visually impaired Belmont swimmer training for ...

This entry was posted on November 15, 2020 by Kate Johnson

By Becky Wentworth “Even though swimming may be difficult in the moment, the rewarding feeling you get afterwards is always worth it” Lena Williamson started swimming at 7 years old and hasn’t stopped since. She began with swim lessons and eventually swam all four years for her high school swim […]

Lena Sets Sights on Future

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

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This entry was posted on February 8, 2024 by Sam Bernstein

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 ...

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

When opportunity comes knocking at your door, nothing can get in your way if you put your all into it. In the case of Chelsea McClammer, the opportunity to play tennis was given to her at age six after she was in a car accident. The help of a local […]

#RoadtoRio: Chelsea McClammer

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

MARCH 10, 2021- Katrina Gerhard’s schedule is jam packed. Between medical school and marathon training, the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon wheelchair winner doesn’t have much time for hobbies — unless studying counts. Read More >>>>>

In the News: KATRINA GERHARD LOVES THE CHALLENGE AS MUCH ...

This entry was posted on March 10, 2021 by Kate Johnson

Latest Coverage On Her Mark: Para-athlete Noelle Lambert Is Shattering the Limits for Amputees Your life can change in a moment, and no one knows that better than Noelle Lambert. After a standout freshman lacrosse season at UMass Lowell, she was faced with a challenge no one saw coming. “When I […]

In the News

This entry was posted on March 2, 2016 by Joe Walsh

Adaptive Sports New England hosts year-round sports programing in Track, Swimming, Wheelchair Basketball, Rowing and Sailing for athletes with mobility and visual impairments. We also have deep ties and relationships with many adaptive sport providers in Greater Boston and across New England. If the sport that you or your child […]

PLAY SPORTS

This entry was posted on July 20, 2021 by Kate Johnson

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