Boccia is a game of precision and accuracy. Known as the most inclusive sport in the world, this game is able to be played and perfected by anyone and everyone. Boccia was designed for athletes with cerebral palsy and can be played by throwing, kicking, or rolling a ball down a ramp onto the court. This sport gives all athletes the opportunity to develop elite skills and even provides a pathway to the Paralympics! Who knows, maybe we’ll see you in LA2028! The path could start here! Join us on Mondays to find out if this sport is for you!

This is the beautiful thing about boccia. It is for anyone. More than any other sport, in boccia, competitions can be played between people of a wide range of abilities. Due to the adaptations available, a ramp user can play alongside a quadriplegic and against someone with a visual impairment and someone with cerebral palsy. This game is where all abilities unite and the only thing that defines your success is your practice and accuracy.

Until the end of August, boccia will be taking place at the Cary Senior Center on Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:30pm.

As with all Bridge2Sports programs, boccia is free to attend for all that would like to join.

Bridge2Sports has all necessary equipment for your participation. If you have a personal boccia set, you are welcome to bring it and practice with your own gear, but we are happy to provide balls, ramps, head pointers, chairs, blind boccia kits, noise makers, or anything else that would help you participate!