Everybody Plays.

Bridge2sports

There is a sport, a team, and a place to belong waiting for you. Bridge2Sports connects people with adaptive sports, programs, equipment, and community across the Triangle, making it easier to discover what you can play, where you can play, and how to get started.

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Your Team Is Waiting.

Here, we start with fun. You shouldn't have to know the right organization, own the right equipment, or understand the adaptive sports landscape to get in the game. Explore sports, programs, locations, experience levels, and opportunities from Bridge2Sports and community partners across the Triangle.

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There’s always something to play.

Upcoming Adaptive Sports

Clinics. Practices. Open gyms. Community events. Competitive opportunities. See what is coming up across the Triangle and find your next chance to get involved.

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Get in the Game with Bridge2Sports.

Programs We Lead

Bridge2Sports directly offers adaptive sports experiences designed to make trying, learning, and participating easier. Current programming includes Adaptive Sports Open Gym, cycling, boccia, archery, and air rifle, along with school-based and community initiatives.

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Sport Is Better When Everybody Plays.

Participation should be expected, not exceptional. Bridge2Sports creates more ways for people to get in the game by connecting athletes with sports, equipment, programs, schools, partners, and communities ready to play.

See What Happens When People Get the Chance to Play.

First tries. Fierce competition. New friendships. Bigger goals. The stories of Bridge2Sports are not about what people overcome simply because of disability. They are about what becomes possible when access, opportunity, and community show up.

There’s More Than One Way to Play a Part.

Volunteer at an event. Bring adaptive sports to a school or community organization. Share equipment. Build a partnership. Make a donation. Help someone else find the opportunity that changes what they believe is possible.