League of Dreams
A Bakersfield adaptive sports league offering training, team play and competition across 12 sports for athletes with disabilities.
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What this is, in plain language
An adaptive sports league running training, team play and games across 12 sports for athletes ages 5 to 22 with physical, developmental or cognitive disabilities. Trained volunteer 'angels' support each athlete during games.
Getting started
To join, bring an IEP on file with your child's school, a medical diagnosis from a licensed physician, or a Kern Regional Center face sheet, then register online for the season; scholarships are available on request if the $15–$40 fee is a barrier.
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What they say about themselves
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- An adaptive sports league for athletes ages 5 to 22 with physical, developmental and cognitive disabilities, grown from under 50 kids in 2007 to over 800 athletes across 12 sports programmes.
- To join, an athlete needs an IEP on file with their school, a medical diagnosis from a licensed physician, or a Kern Regional Center face sheet.
- Publishes registration fees of $15 to $40 per season with uniform, equipment use and a photo package included, and offers scholarships on written request.
- Trained volunteer 'angels' support each athlete during games, and a family member can register to act as their child's angel instead.
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