Adaptive athletes are invited to join the next wheelchair football team tryout and practice session. Whether you are new to the sport or preparing for competition season, this event offers a chance to train, compete, and grow alongside fellow athletes.
S.M.C.L. Foundation continues its summer bowling series with another adaptive bowling event for youth wheelchair and ambulatory athletes. Participants can enjoy friendly competition, social interaction, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Youth, adults, and veterans are invited to take part in another adaptive sports clinic featuring basketball, tennis, and pickleball. The clinic encourages athletes of all skill levels to stay active, build confidence, and connect through sports.
The adaptive bowling summer series continues June 22 with another exciting session for youth wheelchair and ambulatory athletes. Families and participants can enjoy a positive and engaging recreational experience in an inclusive setting.
Wheelchair football athletes continue training and team development during the June 27 tryout and practice session. Participants will sharpen skills, build teamwork, and prepare for future competition opportunities in adaptive football.
The final June adaptive bowling session brings athletes together for another evening of recreation, social connection, and fun competition in a welcoming adaptive sports environment.
Join S.M.C.L. Foundation & Associates Inc. for another exciting adaptive bowling event designed for youth wheelchair and ambulatory athletes. This inclusive summer program gives participants a chance to stay active, connect with others, and enjoy friendly competition in a supportive environment.
Adaptive athletes are invited out for another wheelchair football practice and tryout session as the team prepares for upcoming competitions. Participants will build skills, teamwork, and confidence in a high-energy adaptive sports setting.
The adaptive bowling summer program continues with another fun-filled day for youth wheelchair and ambulatory athletes. Families and participants are encouraged to come out and enjoy a welcoming recreational experience together.
Youth, adults, and veterans are invited to participate in an adaptive sports clinic featuring tennis, pickleball, and basketball. This clinic focuses on inclusion, wellness, and creating opportunities for athletes of all abilities to stay active and engaged.
Another exciting adaptive bowling session is set for July 20, bringing youth wheelchair and ambulatory athletes together for an evening of fun, connection, and friendly competition.
The summer bowling season wraps up with a special Bowling Awards Party celebrating youth wheelchair and ambulatory athletes. Participants and families are invited to enjoy recognition, fun activities, and community fellowship.