Indoor Sports

Wounded Warriors and Veterans Sought!
Paralympic Sport Sacramento is seeking Veterans and Wounded Warriors with physical disabilities or those that are blind or have low vision to participate in both Paralylmpic sports and recreational sport programs. Activities occur locally and regionally.  Join us for our cycling program, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair softball, sled hockey, wheelchair rugby, swimming, goalball, or one of many other exciting opportunities. For more information please contact Program Supervisor Annie Desalernos at adesaler@cityofsacramento.org or 808-3809 .

Sacramento Lightning Sled Hockey
Practices are Saturdays from 2-3pm. 
Dates: 11/5, 11/19, 12/3, 12/17, 1/14, 1/28, 2/11, 2/25.
Cost is $10 per player and includes sled rental.

The team is looking for beginner and new players who are interested in trying a new sport. We have several youth player that are looking for a few new friends that are interested learning how to skate and play this fun game. No experience is necessary, just a desire to have some good clean fun on the ice.

What Is Sled Hockey?
An exciting alternative sport using the rules of ice hockey. Players sit on a specially designed sled and use two short ice picks to propel themselves across the ice. Standard hockey rules apply. Legal body contact and raised puck shooting are as much a part of Sled Hockey as they are in traditional hockey.

Who Can Play?
This sport is played by both males and females, youth and adults ages 8-70. It totally integrates players with mobility limitations, amputees and able-bodied people with knee, leg or hip injuries that limit their participation in traditional hockey.

What do I need to play Sled Hockey?
Full equipment is required: shoulder pads, neck guard, elbow pads, knee pads, gloves, hockey pants, and an HECC approved helmet. We have a limited supply of loaner protective equipment. Players must sign a waiver in order to play.  

Contact Jenny Yarrow at 808-6017 or
jyarrow@cityofsacramento.orgVisit our website at www.sacramentosledhockey.orgSee Skatetown’s website for directions: www.skatetown-roseville or call 783-8550.

Sports Performance Pro
Sports Performance Pro exists to encourage and teach the participation of Amateur Sports nationally and internationally through adaptive sports training, physical fitness, wellness and injury rehabilitation for able-bodied and/or physically disabled adults.

Contact Ron Curcio at 303-3244 or www.sportsperformancepro.org.

Curling

Roseville—Skatetown Ice Arena (1009 Orlando Ave)
Sundays 10:45am, Mondays 5:45pm
Contact Susan Sweetser at 783-8550 ext. 115 or email marketing@skatetown.biz

Wine Country Curling of Northern California
For info visit www.winecountrycurling.orgor email winecountrycurling@gmail.com. WCC is proud to be one of the few curling clubs that encourage wheelchair curlers.

Challenge Sports
To register or be added to the mailing list vist www.challengesports.org or call 554-0889.

Challenge Sports Basketball Skills Class
Thursday Evenings 6:30–8pm year round. Held at Sky High Sports (11327 Folsom Blvd., Rancho Cordova) Experienced players ages 13 and up are invited to our ongoing Basketball Skills League. Cost is $12 per session, payable monthly in advance – players may join at any time.

Trampoline
Held Tuesday and Wednesday 7-8pm year round, this low impact class helps to improve balance, coordination and cardio function, tone muscles, build confidence and best of all, provides a fun, safe and social group exercise activity. This program generally has a waiting list. Please call to be added to list.

B.O.R.P.
Bay Area Outreach Program (BORP) offers wheelchair basketball, power soccer, goalball, youth sports, outings, adaptive cycling, and fitness.

Visit borp.org or call 510-849-4663.

San Jose All-Access Sports
Sports offered: Lacrosse, basketball, golf, tennis, and powersoccer as well as fitness classes. www.sanjoseca.gov/prns408-369-6438

• All-Access Winter Sports Camp—Dec. 19-21, 9am-3pm, Camden Community Center (San Jose). Sports will include basketball, softball, lacrosse,  and a laser tag field trip.  Cost is $200 (includes lunch and field transportation/admission).

Paralympic Sport Club Menlo Park
www.riekes.org  650-364-2509

• Fencing Clinic—Nov. 21 3-6pm.
  Timpany Center (San Jose). Free
  
• Strength and Conditioning for Veterans through the Palo Alto VA Tues/Thur 2-3pm
  
• Archery for Veterans through the Palo Alto VA Tues/Thur 3-3:30pm
  
• MOVE program (Motivating Overweight Veterans Everywhere) Tues/Fri 8-9am
  
• Wheelchair Rugby Tues/Thur 6-8:30pm

City of Reno Parks & Recreation
www.reno.gov/Index.aspx?page=1432  Contact  April Wolfe at 775-333-7765 or wolfea@reno.gov.

• Bowling—November 9
  
• Roller Skating—November 15
  
• Fall Harvest Dance—November 18
• Mini Golf—November 22
  
• Ice Skating—November 23

Adaptive Equipment Rental Program
Adaptive recreation equipment is available to rent (sport wheelchairs, roller sleds, handcycles, etc.). Renting makes it affordable for participants to try before they buy, be a weekend warrior, gain skills, and be involved in more than one sport.

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