Competition. Camaraderie. Community.

Adaptive sports create a place to compete, reconnect, try something new, and be part of a team. Bridge2Sports helps veterans, active-duty military members, families, and friends connect with adaptive sports opportunities and Valor Games-related information in North Carolina.

Five Valor Games participants, including three wheelchair users and a mobility scooter user, sit in a gym with boccia balls.

For 13 years, Bridge2Sports was home to Valor Games Southeast, a three-day adaptive sports competition for veterans with disabilities. The event brought athletes together for indoor and outdoor sports including boccia, wheelchair basketball, air rifle, kayaking, and more, supported by expert staffing, equipment, lodging, and transportation.

The experience created opportunities to learn new sports, sharpen existing skills, compete, build connections, and discover adaptive recreation that could continue beyond the event.

Valor Games Southeast

what comes next for valor games

Bridge2Sports is exploring what the next chapter of Valor Games could look like, including opportunities to bring adaptive sports experiences closer to military communities across North Carolina. Future Valor Games programming is dependent on funding and is not yet confirmed.

For current opportunities, check our calendar or join the Bridge2Sports newsletter.

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Past Participants

Previously participated in Valor Games? Revisit photos from the past 13 years and share the memories with your community.

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Man playing table tennis in a wheelchair indoors

More Resources for Veterans

  1. Durham VA Medical Center | VA Durham Health Care | Veterans Affairs

  2. Raleigh Vet Center | Veterans Affairs

  3. NCServes

  4. NC4Vets

  5. North Carolina Department of Military & Veterans Affairs

  6. Veterans Crisis Line (988, Press 1)

  7. Veterans Bridge Home