This past Saturday, Bridge2Sports had the joy of joining the Western Wake Tennis Association (WWTA) at their Polar Doubles Up/Down Tournament at Cary Tennis Park, and the atmosphere on the courts was fantastic from start to finish. The event celebrated wheelchair tennis in Cary, NC, bringing athletes together through inclusive competition.
Celebrating Inclusive Wheelchair Tennis in Cary, NC
The Up/Down format—pairing one wheelchair tennis athlete with one able‑bodied athlete—showcased exactly what adaptive sports are meant to be: inclusive, competitive, and community‑driven. Participants encouraged each other point after point, and it was inspiring to watch athletes of all abilities learning from one another through teamwork and shared strategy.
We were thrilled to meet so many WWTA athletes, coaches, families, and volunteers. Their passion for growing adaptive tennis in our region aligns beautifully with the mission of Bridge2Sports. We’re excited about building a stronger connection with WWTA and supporting more opportunities like this in the future.
Explore WWTA’s Wheelchair Tennis Clinics in Cary, NC
WWTA offers free, year‑round wheelchair tennis clinics for youth and adults at Cary Tennis Park, with equipment available and sessions held on covered courts.
To find current clinic schedules and registration, visit:
WWTA also partners with the Town of Apex and Wheel Serve NC to host additional wheelchair tennis clinics at Pleasant Park.
Supporting Adaptive Tennis in Our Community
We’re grateful to WWTA for hosting such a welcoming, well‑organized event and for continuing to champion adaptive tennis in our community. Bridge2Sports looks forward to supporting future tournaments and clinics and to helping even more athletes discover the joy and empowerment of sport.
Stay tuned for more partnership highlights—and we hope to see you on the courts soon!
