Bridge II Sports shares Everybody Plays NC with Durham PE Teachers!

Kayden Beasley’s journey from Coats, NC to the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games is redefining what’s possible for adaptive athletes across the state. His rise with Team USA sled hockey is igniting new energy in North Carolina’s growing adaptive sports community—and his Paralympic debut is just the beginning. Catch the full story and see why the whole state will be cheering when he hits the ice in Milan–Cortina.

Written by Jeff Palmer

Jeff Palmer’s journey from a small West Virginia town to the world of adaptive sports is anything but ordinary. From hiding his cane to founding a goalball team, he shows how resilience and community can rewrite what’s possible. His story is a reminder that belonging isn’t given—it’s built.

Big things are happening at Bridge II Sports as we prepare to showcase adaptive sports to Durham’s PE teachers next week. From equipment checks to program planning, our team is working hard to expand the reach of Everybody Plays NC. See how we’re getting ready to bring inclusive play into more schools.

The countdown is on! The 2026 Paralympics in Milan-Cortina start this Friday.

Bridge II Sports at the WWTA Polar Doubles UP/DOWN Tournament

Important VGSE26 Update

New Executive Director

A worthy retirement