The BlazeSports Youth Athlete Council is a group of dedicated young athletes who are passionate about adaptive sports and making a difference.
Motivated Blaze youth athletes who are a sophomore, junior, or senior in high school, actively involved in BlazeSports programs, and committed to attending coun
From blazesports.org/training/leadership-and-tutoring ↗As a council member, you'll have the chance to:
Advocate: Represent the interests and needs of youth athletes within BlazeSports.
Plan Events: Help organize and plan events, activities, and initiatives for our youth community.
Leadership: Develop leadership skills and work closely with BlazeSports staff to shape programs and policies.
Community Engagement: Connect with fellow athletes and contribute to creating a supportive and inclusive environment.
Our 2026-2027 BlazeSports Youth Athlete Council will also have the chance to: Participate in fun events. Volunteer with at least two outside organizations. Gain leadership experience and enhance your college resume. Assist with BlazeSports' major events throughout the year.
Motivated Blaze youth athletes who are: A sophomore, junior, or senior in high school. Actively involved in BlazeSports programs. Committed to attending council meetings and participating in council activities
Becoming a member of our Youth Athlete Council will give the opportunity to: Make a positive impact. Gain leadership experience. Collaborate with peers & staff. Enjoy fun outings (lunches, rock climbing, retreats, etc.). Build friendships & memories.
Track & FieldThis program is included in a one-time BlazeSports America annual fee of $100 which allows you to participate in as many BlazeSports programs as you would like throughout the year. Additional tournament and travel expenses apply for travel to voluntary Track & Field Competitions including expenses such as registration fee, air fare and lodging.BlazeSports America’s Track and Field Program offers recreational and competitive training opportunities for athletes ages 6-22 with physical disabilities.
SwimmingBlazeSports Swimming Programs are for youth ages 6 to 22 years old with physical disabilities who want to learn how to swim or are looking to get ready to compete.
Wheelchair TennisThis program is included in a one-time BlazeSports America annual fee of $100 which allows you to participate in as many BlazeSports programs as you would like throughout the year.The BlazeSports Wheelchair Tennis Program is open for athletes of all skill levels, recreational or competitive.