Find A Club - Pennsylvania
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 | Achilles International Achilles International is a leading adaptive running nonprofit that transforms the lives of youth, adults and veterans with disabilities through athletic programs and social connection. Achilles has 62 chapters hosting weekly workouts for all abilities and paces in parks around the world. Run, walk or roll as an athlete with a disability or get involved as a volunteer guide at www.achillesinternational.org. |
 | Audio Dart Club of Delaware Valley Audio Dart Club of Delaware Valley Inc. is a nonprofit corporation organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes. We are committed to promoting the sport of darts for the blind and visually impaired; with an emphasis on its rehabilitative, recreational, leisure, social, and psychological benefits, through individual and team play. |
 | Bay City Thunder & Lightning The Bay City Thunder & Lightning are a member of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA). As a registered team, we are provided insurance as well as the opportunity to participate in numerous tournaments across the country. |
 | Blind Sports Organization We promote and provide recreation, fitness, and sports for blind and visually impaired youth and adults in southeatern PA, DE, & southern NJ. |
 | Blue Ridge Adaptive Snow Sports Blue Ridge Adaptive Snow Sports, Inc. (BRASS) is a nonprofit (501 (c) (3)) organization and a chapter of Disabled Sports USA. Our mission is to enhance the lives of people with disabilities through adaptive snow sports and recreational activities. We achieve this by offering ski and snowboard instruction for people with disabilities at Liberty Mountain Resort in south central Pennsylvania in the form of blind/DD, stand-up skiing, or sit-down skiing with the use of special equipment. Adaptive snow sports allow people with disabilities to enjoy the outdoors and freedom of movement. |
 | Dynamic Paddlers Dynamic Paddlers specializes in providing professional instruction for kayakers of ALL abilities. Our mission is to provide opportunities and foster environments for people of all abilities to develop independence, confidence, and fitness through kayaking. |
Edinboro University Wheelchair Basketball Collegiate wheelchair basketball team registered with the NWBA. |
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 | HOPE Network HOPE Network provides adapted sports, fitness, and receation programs for children and adults with physical disabilities living in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Special emphasis is placed on programs for pediatrics and injured service members returning from Iraq and Afganistan. |
 | Johnstown Sitting Bulls Registered sled hockey team with USA Hockey. |
 | Katie's Komets Katie's Komets is a member of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA). We compete in two different divisions of the NWBA--Junior Prep and Junior 10 ft. As registered teams, we are provided insurance as well as the opportunity to participate in numerous tournaments across the country. |
Liberty Bell Judo Liberty Bell Georgian Judo Academy has been developing young athletes for over 20 years. Liberty Bell Georgian Judo Academy is a competitive club that caters to families. Many families practice together in both the junior and senior classes. | |
Magee Rehabilitation Hospitals Community Programs Magee’s wheelchair sports programs heighten independence and improve quality-of-life. Getting involved with Magee’s sports programs helps people with disabilities reach for personal health and wellness goals. | |
| Mighty Penguins Sled Hockey Organization Mighty Penguins Sled Hockey operates therapeutic and competitive ice hockey programs for the benefit of physically disabled individuals in Pennsylvania and adjacent areas. |
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| Palmyra Black Knights Registered sled hockey team with USA Hockey. |
 | Penn State Ability Athletics Program Penn State University's Ability Athletics program has become Paralympic Sport University Park to allow other persons with physical disabilities to enjoy the same benefit of use of Penn State facilities in an outreach program to all disabled in the community. We offer open gyms for wheelchair basketball on Wednesday night. We compete in powerlifting , track & field and cycling in national and international circles. We offer help in teaching others to swim and lift weights to special populations in the community. We help our wounded warriors and work to teach teachers how to start programs in their communities. We have started an adaptive club which gives Penn Staters and friends a way of learning and playing new sports and bringing in diversity speakers to the community and university. |
 | Pennsylvania Center For Adapted Sports PCAS provides life style and competitive sport and recreation programs for people with disabilities. We seek to improve health and wellness, fitness, and improve social integration into our community. |
| Philadelphia Flyers Sled Hockey The Philadelphia Flyers Sled Hockey Team is a group of amazing athletes, performing at the National level of Sled Hockey in the United States. |
Pittsburgh Steelwheelers Wheelchair sports organization offering basketball and rugby opportunities in the Pittsburgh metro area. | |
PUCHOG, Inc. PUCHOG is a non-profit charitable 501(c)(3) organization that strives to enhance the lives of wounded veterans by organizing tournaments and other fun events to bring awareness to the issues they face while raising funds to help their cause. | |
 | Strong as Steel Adaptive Sports Mission: Strong as Steel Adaptive Sports will provide sport specific training and opportunities for children ages 5 to 21 with physical disabilities (ambulatory, wheelchair or visually impaired athletes) to attend local, regional and national competitions. This program aims to help develop physical strength and athletic skills while teaching perseverance and encouraging self-esteem. The program will focus on track and field but will allow athletes opportunities to branch out into other sports as interest and training opportunities exist. |
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 | Team River Runner - Southeast PA Established in 2004 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, TRR is a non-profit, all-volunteer national organization that works in conjunction with Disabled Sports USA to help military personnel recover from war-related injuries through whitewater kayaking. TRR currently has over forty chapters. TRR provides health and healing for military injured, active duty and veterans through whitewater therapeutic kayaking and other forms of adventure paddling. What we do is physically demanding and socially supportive. We start off learning the basics in a calm river or heated, indoor pool. From there, we head out to creeks, streams and rivers for group paddling trips. We adapt instruction and gear to individual injuries and challenges with a goal of forming a supportive community that enjoys sharing knowledge of paddling skills. |
| Team River Runner Coatesville Team River Runner (TRR), established in August 2004 by kayakers in the Washington, DC area, is a primarily volunteer non-profit organization run by a council of kayakers and overseen by a board of directors. TRR was initially established to help active duty military personnel wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan who were recovering at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. With the success there obvious and the opportunity elsewhere apparent, TRR expanded to other Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) chapter sites in 2007. TRR envisions a national network which creates innovative paddling programs designed to assist with the recovery of those injured while serving our country. Through paddle sports, TRR volunteers and partners provide local communities unique opportunities for the active, safe and positive support of healing service members and their families. |
 | Three Rivers Adaptive Sports Three Rivers Adaptive Sports TRAS stands by the idea: "If I can do this, I can do anything." Since our start in 1989 we have supported the belief that sports, recreation and physical fitness are an integral and important part of everyone's life. |
 | Three Rivers Rowing Association Three Rivers Rowing Adaptive Programs offer athletes age 12+ with disabilities (VI – visually impaired, PD – physical disabilities, ID – intellectual disabilities, HIP – hearing impaired persons) the chance to enjoy the fun, challenge, and relaxation experienced by all who have been “hooked” by the sports of rowing and paddling. The program location, on the Allegheny River near downtown Pittsburgh, also affords participants and volunteers the opportunity to explore the revitalized waterways and shoreline of our beautiful city. |
 | Two Top Mountain Adaptive Sports Foundation Two Top was established to provide year round education and recreational activities that provide healthy experiences for disabled athletes. To build confidence and self-esteem that will carry over into everyday life. To provide a supportive and comfortable atmosphere that creates fun experiences for all participants. |