Goalbowl at Hawthorne Elementary School Who: Open to youth and adult athletes who are blind and visually impaired who are interested in learning to play or practice goalball and/or bowling skills. Where: Hawthorne Elementary School
Goalbowl at Hawthorne Elementary School Who: Open to youth and adult athletes who are blind and visually impaired who are interested in learning to play or practice goalball and/or bowling skills. Where: Hawthorne Elementary School
Oregon Youth Paralympic Experience in Salem, OR Why: To give youth ages K-12th who are blind or visually impaired an opportunity to participate in Goalball, Lawn Games and tandem biking. Who: Open to ages K-12th grade who
Paralympic Experience in Shoreline, WA Why: To give youth ages K-12th who are blind or visually impaired an opportunity to participate in goalball and tandem biking. Who: Open to ages K-12th grade who are blind
Goalbowl at Hawthorne Elementary School Who: Open to youth and adult athletes who are blind and visually impaired who are interested in learning to play or practice goalball and/or bowling skills. Where: Hawthorne Elementary School
Goalbowl at Hawthorne Elementary School Who: Open to youth and adult athletes who are blind and visually impaired who are interested in learning to play or practice goalball and/or bowling skills. Where: Hawthorne Elementary School
Goalbowl at Hawthorne Elementary School Who: Open to youth and adult athletes who are blind and visually impaired who are interested in learning to play or practice goalball and/or bowling skills. Where: Hawthorne Elementary School
Paralympic Experience in Quincy, WA Who: Open to individuals of all ages who are blind or visually impaired. Individuals under 18 will need to be accompanied by an adult. Where: Monument Elementary School 1400 13th
Goalball Clinic at Bow Lake Elementary School Who: Open to athletes K-12th grade who are blind or visually impaired. Teachers of the Visually Impaired and other family members are also welcome. Parents or teachers are required to
Day 2: Fall Visually Impaired Enrichment Weekend (VIEW) at Montana School for the Deaf and the Blind Why: On campus (MSDB) Fall Vision Outreach event to give Montana youth ages K-12th who are blind or visually impaired an opportunity to participate in goalball and cooperative games. Who: