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Breaking Down
Barriers
One Competition At A Time
Donations can be
sent directly to:
NDAA
82 Kilarney Dr.
Burlington, VT 05408
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Tennis, anyone? |
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On Wednesday, September 3, NDAA is teaming with nationally-ranked wheelchair tennis player Marcus Causton for a wheelchair tennis clinic at Sports and Fitness Edge in Essex Junction, VT. We have reserved court #3 from 6 to 8 PM. No need to sign up, just show up ready to play. We will have a couple of tennis chairs and rackets available. A $10 donation would be appreciated. |
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Sixth Annual Lake Champlain Invitational Martin
16 Regatta |
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The Sixth Annual NDAA Lake Champlain Invitational Martin 16 Regatta, sponsored by Fairpoint, was a big success. Sailors with disabilities competed in challenging wind and weather condictions over the two-day event. Congratulations to the winners. Here are the results: Gold FleetFirst Place, Berg Cup Winner: David Whalen, Scotia, NYSecond Place: Patrick Standen, Burlington, VTThird Place: Joe Guay, Barrington, RI
Silver FleetFirst: Shelley Gautier, Missasaugua, OntarioSecond: Laurel Ladd, Montreal, QuebecThird: Mark Carnevale, Lake George, NY |
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Think you can't learn to sail?Think Again! |
Sailing for people with disabilitiesLeave your dependence on
the dock… Rentals - $25 for 2 hours Private Lessons - $35 for a 2-hour lesson, rental included! The NDAA supplies life jackets, and a lift is available to ease getting into and out of the boat. We sail from The Moorings, a wheelchair accessible marina on Mallets Bay in Colchester, Vermont. For more information, or to schedule a lesson or a rental, Contact us. |
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Welcome! The Northeast Disabled Athletic Association (NDAA) is a Vermont-based, non-profit charitable organization whose mission is to provide recreational and competitive athletic opportunities for people with physical disabilities, and to support disabled athletes in their pursuit of excellence. Watch these pages for new opportunities for participation, volunteerism, and support. Explore our site to learn more about NDAA and disabled athletics. We welcome your comments. Please contact us! | ||||