| Bridge II Sports, a non-profit organization, creates opportunities for children and adults who are physically challenged to play team and individual sports by providing equipment, developing sport teams and coaching, thereby helping them discover tenacity, confidence, self-esteem and the joy of finding the player within. |
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| Associations: Blaze Sports America NCSCIA Stalls Medical Equipment Scholarships/Grants |
The Wheelchair Tennis event was July 15; July 22; August 5; August 11
read more...
The Wheelchair basketball expo was, prior to NC Pro-Am Basketball Summer
League Championship game, August 11, 2008.
Grants Available for Families Struggling with Child Health-Related Costs.
read more.
The Adaptive Skeet and Trap Shoot was June 1. See an update and photos
here.
The Wheelchair Basketball Clinic with Dave Kiley was May 31. See an update
on this event and photos here.
Find the Player Within, with five adaptive sports being taught by experienced
players for people over 8 with physical disabilities, was June 7 at the
Durham Downtown YMCA. See an update and photos here.
The Junior Paralympics was completed in April.
See an update on who qualified for the Regionals.
The Americans with Disabilities Act recreation guidelines have been
released for advanced review by the Department of Justice. A public
comment period will be announced in the near future to allow people the
opportunity to comment on the proposed guidelines before they become
final. See the official announcement from the U.S. Department of Justice.
read more...
The Wheelchair basketball expo was, prior to NC Pro-Am Basketball Summer
League Championship game, August 11, 2008.
Grants Available for Families Struggling with Child Health-Related Costs.
read more.
The Adaptive Skeet and Trap Shoot was June 1. See an update and photos
here.
The Wheelchair Basketball Clinic with Dave Kiley was May 31. See an update
on this event and photos here.
Find the Player Within, with five adaptive sports being taught by experienced
players for people over 8 with physical disabilities, was June 7 at the
Durham Downtown YMCA. See an update and photos here.
The Junior Paralympics was completed in April.
See an update on who qualified for the Regionals.
The Americans with Disabilities Act recreation guidelines have been
released for advanced review by the Department of Justice. A public
comment period will be announced in the near future to allow people the
opportunity to comment on the proposed guidelines before they become
final. See the official announcement from the U.S. Department of Justice.
| FIND THE PLAYER WITHIN! |
| Ashley Thomas ashley@bridge2sports.org 2106 Greenwich Place Durham, NC 27705 866-880-2742 |
Past Event Photos and Updates:
| Winner of the Nike 2008 Let Me Play Contest |
