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Your Athletics Journey Continues

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    Your Athletics Journey Continues

    Are you a current high school student-athlete who is looking to compete in a competitive Para sport program in college? You’ve come to the right place.

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Current Collegiate Para Sport Programs#

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I chose the University of Alabama because it was the best place for me to continue both my basketball and academic careers. I love the program's dedication not only to us as athletes, but also to who we are as people. They are truly committed to making adaptive sports the best that they can possibly be. I am thankful for the resources that we have and for the university's support.

Bailey Moody | Basketball

Choosing the Right Program for You#

To start, identify the schools you are interested in attending. Research these institutions and their Para sport programs to see if they align with your academic and athletic goals. Once you have identified potential schools, reach out to the program administrators to indicate your interest and learn more about the programs.

  • Are Athletics Scholarships available for Collegiate Para Sport?

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  • Can I play Multiple Sports in College?

For more information...#

Visit the USOPC's Paralympic Sport Development website to get connected into Team USA's pipeline and visit the NCAA's Office of Inclusion page to learn more about how the NCAA is supporting athletes with disabilities.

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