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State High School Associations with Adaptive Sport Programming State High School Associations with Adaptive Sport Programming Community Adaptive 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Wheelchair Ambulatory Score Partner/Tech Athletic Association State Governing Body Sports/Events Offered and/or Unified Rules Standards Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Division Division Points Support/Equipment Phone Number Programs Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Loaning Alabama High School Athletic Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1 6 7 2 3 Lakeshore Foundation (334) 263-6994 Alabama Association 400m shot put, javelin, discus Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Arizona Disabled Sports Arizona Interscholastic shot put, discus, long jump Both Yes Yes Yes Yes No 4 Ability 360 (602) 385-3810 Arizona Association Swimming: all events University of Arizona City of Sacramento Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program Track and Field: 100m, 200m, California Interscholastic Angel City Sports 400m, shot put Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 18 23 38 (916) 239-4477 California Federation Loma Linda Swimming: All events Adaptive Sports and Recreation Association U.S. Paralympics Track and Field Colorado High School Activities Swimming: 50 free Yes Yes No No No 8 (303) 344-5050 Colorado Association Other: wrestling, skiing Florida High School Athletic Track and Field: 200m, 800m, Adaptive Yes No Yes Yes Yes 6 5 5 8 8 20 No Partners* (352) 372-9551 Florida Association shot put Track and Field: 200m, 800, shot Georgia High School put Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 6 6 7 6 3 Adaptive Sports Group (706) 647 7473 Georgia Association/AAASP Other: handball, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair football Track and Field: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1600m,3200m, shot Idaho High School Activities put, discus Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes No 20 20 No Partners* (208) 375-7027 Idaho Association Other: soccer, cheerleading, wheelchair basketball Track and Field: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, shot put, discus Swimming: 50 free, 100 free, 200 Illinois High School Association Both Yes Yes Yes No 7 10 7 7 33 33 GLASA (309) 663-6377 Illinois free Other: cross country, bowling, basketball Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Iowa High School Athletic Adaptive Sports Iowa 800m, shot put, discus Adaptive Yes No Yes Yes No 6 7 8 9 12 13 (515) 432-2011 Iowa Association Iowa Sports Foundation Other: cross country Kansas State High School Track and Field: 100m, shot put Both Yes 2 (785) 273-5329 Kansas Activities Association Kentucky High School Activities Track and Field: 100m, shot put Adaptive Yes Yes Yes No No 2 1 1 1 2 No Partners* (859) 299-5479 Kentucky Athletic Association Other: bowling Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Louisiana High School Athletic 400m, 800, discus, shot put, Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2 7 4 7 5 Louisiana GUMBO (225) 296-5882 Louisiana Association javelin Track and Field: 100m, 400m, Maine Principals Association Adaptive Yes Yes Yes No 2 1 2 3 No Partners* (207) 622-0217 Maine 800m, 1600m, shot put, discus Track and Field: depends on the DSUSA Maryland Athletic Association Adaptive Yes Yes Yes No 1 1 (410) 767-0555 Maryland individual University of Maryland Massachusetts Interscholastic Track and Field: 100m, shot put Adaptive Yes Yes No No 1 1 1 3 Adaptive Sports New England (508) 541-7997 Massachusetts Athletic Association Track and Field: 100m, 800m, Minnesota State High School 1600m, 3200m, shot put, discus Both Yes Yes Yes Yes No 3 4 7 7 12 12 Courage Kenny Rehab Institute (763) 560-2262 Minnesota League Other: soccer, floor hockey, softball Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Missouri State High School 400m, 800m, 1600m, 3200m, Adaptive Yes No Yes Yes No 8 5 6 DASA (573) 875-4880 Missouri Activities Association shot put, discus Nebraska State Activities Track and Field: 200m, 800m, Both Yes No No No No 3 No Partners* (402) 489-0386 Nebraska Association shot put Nevada Interscholastic Activities Track and Field: 1600m, 3200m Adaptive Yes No Yes Yes Yes 6 No Partners* (775) 453-1012 Nevada Association Track and Field: 100m, 200m, New Jersey Interscholastic 400m, 800m, 1600m, shot put, Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes No 3 8 5 12 13 9 No Partners* (609) 259-2776 New Jersey Athletic Association discus, javelin New York State Public High DSUSA Track and Field: 1600m, 3200m Both Yes 1 (518) 690-0771 New York School Athletic Association NYC Parks and Recreation Track and Field: 100m, 200m, North Carolina High School 400m, 800m, 1600m, 3200m, Both Yes No Yes Yes Yes 3 8 5 12 7 9 No Partners* (919) 240-7401 North Carolina Athletic Association shot put, discus Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio Ohio High School Athletic Track and Field: 100m, 400m, Adaptive Yes Yes Yes No 12 14 15 18 20 22 Columbus Recreation and Parks (614) 267-2502 Ohio Association 800m, shot put PHSAA Oregon School Activities Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Adaptive Yes Yes Yes Yes No 5 7 6 3 8 13 No Partners* (503) 682-6722 Oregon Association 400m, 800m, 1500m, 3200m Darlene Hunter Track and Field: 100m, 400m, University Interscholastic League Adaptive Yes Yes Yes No N/A 13 20 21 15 53 One Chair at a Time (512) 471-5883 Texas shot put STRAPS Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Washington Interscholastic 400m, 800m, 1600m, 3200m, ParaSport Spokane Both Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 7 10 16 10 41 (425) 687-8585 Washington Activities Association shot put, discus, javelin Seattle Adaptive Sports Other: cross country, swimming Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Track and Field: 100m, 200m, Adaptive Yes Yes Yes No 8 8 10 12 11 12 GLASA (715) 344-8580 Wisconsin Association 400m, 800m, 1600m, shot put Total 65 107 119 178 204 337 *No partners were noted for this organization in the completion of their programming. State High School Associations with Unified Programming Community Adaptive 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Wheelchair Ambulatory Score Partner/Tech Athletic Association State Governing Body Sports/Events Offered and/or Unified Rules Standards Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Division Division Points Support/Equipment Phone Number Programs Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Loaning Athletic School Activities Only Unified Unified (907) 563-3723 Alaska Association Connecticut Interscholastic Only Unified Unified No Partners* (203) 250-1111 Connecticut Athletic Conference Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Only Unified Unified (302) 857-3365 Delaware Association New Hampshire Interscholastic Only Unified Unified Northeast Passage (603) 228-8671 New Hampshire Athletic Association Pennsylvania Interscholastic Only Unified Unified No Partners* (717) 697-0374 Pennsylvania Athletic Association Rhode Island Interscholastic Only Unified Unified No Partners* (401) 272-9844 Rhode Island League Utah High School Activities Salt Lake County Only Unified Unified (801) 566-0681 Utah Association National Ability Center State High School Associations Without Programming Community Adaptive 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Wheelchair Ambulatory Score Partner/Tech Athletic Association State Governing Body Sports/Events Offered and/or Unified Rules Standards Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Adaptive Division Division Points Support/Equipment Phone Number Programs Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Athletes Loaning Arkansas Arkansas Activities Association None (In Development) (501) 955-2500 Hawaii High School Athletic None Hawaii Association Indiana Indiana High School Association None (In Development) 1** (317) 846-6601 Michigan High School Athletic None (In Development) (517) 332-5046 Michigan Association Mississippi High School Activities None (In Development) (601) 924-6400 Mississippi Association Montana Montana High School Association None (In Development) (406) 442-6010 New Mexico Activities None (In Development) (505) 923-3114 New Mexico Association North Dakota High School None (In Development) (701) 845-3953 North Dakota Activities Association Oklahoma Secondary School None (In Development) (405) 840-1116 Oklahoma Activities Association South Carolina High School None (In Development) (503) 798-0120 South Carolina League South Dakota High School None (605) 224-9261 South Dakota Activities Association Tennessee Secondary School None (In Development) (615) 889-6740 Tennessee Athletic Association Vermont Vermont Principals Association None (In Development) (802) 229-0547 Virginia High School Activities None (In Development) (434) 977-8475 Virginia Association West Virginia Secondary School None (In Development) West Virginia Activities Commission Wyoming High School Activities None (In Development) (307) 577-0614 Wyoming Association ** Adaptive athlete competed with his school as a VI athlete, no adaptive programming at the state level.
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