Adaptive Pickleball League Athens: A free adaptive pickleball league will begin on Tuesday, September 2, at the Athens Community Center, located at 701 East State Street in Athens, Ohio. The program runs weekly from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and continues through November 18. It is open to anyone with a disability, ages 8 and older.
Weekly Recreational Play
The program offers a chance for people with disabilities to enjoy pickleball in a welcoming setting. Games will take place on the outdoor courts at the community center. Participants can play at no cost, making it easy for families and individuals to join in without worrying about fees.
Organized by Local Advocates
The league is organized by the Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living. The group supports people with disabilities by creating opportunities for recreation, growth, and inclusion. By providing adaptive pickleball, the organization helps ensure that more community members can access the benefits of the sport.
Building Community Connections
Pickleball has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States. Programs like this one allow players of all abilities to learn new skills, stay active, and meet others. Organizers hope that the weekly league will encourage more people to participate in local activities and build lasting connections.
News in Brief: Adaptive Pickleball League Athens
A free adaptive pickleball league begins September 2 at the Athens Community Center, 701 East State Street. Open to anyone with a disability ages 8 and older, the weekly games run Tuesdays from 5:00–6:30 p.m. through November 18. Organized by the Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living.