Local youth with disabilities ages 8-19 have the opportunity to participate in the second annual Jr. Paralympic Skills Competition. 

This is a grassroots program that allows boys and girls with disabilities to showcase their athletic skills in basketball, tennis, sit volleyball, boccia, and track and field. 

Amputees, children in wheelchairs and children with cerebral palsy are welcome. The program is designed to teach our disabled youth athletic skills and encourage participation in sports.

Practice sessions for each athletic skill will be hosted at Brier Creek Parks & Recreation located on 10810 Globe Road Raleigh, NC 27617 on April 5, 19, 26 as well as May 3, 10, 17, 31.

Each session is from 3:30-5 p.m. and the cost is $20. Financial scholarships will be offered based on need. For more information visit bridge2sports.com or contact the local Ashley Thomas at 866-880-2742.   

Youth Cricket Program registering

The Morrisville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department is introducing the third annual Summer Youth Cricket Program for boys and girls, ages 7–14. 

Registration begins April 15 and costs $66 per.

Participants may register online once they have requested and received their user ID and password. All details can be found at townofmorrisville.org or by contacting Jason Simpson at (919) 463-7118.

Applications available for Cary High Sports Hall of Fame

Those who wish to nominate someone for this year’s Cary High School Sports Hall of Fame can pick up an application at the school’s main office.

Applications are due back by June 30. Attached clippings and writings that apply to your nominee are encouraged.

Nominees can be any CHS coach or volunteer, past or present, or any player that is at least seven years removed from graduation.

The Cary High School Sports Hall of Fame Day is scheduled for Sept. 25.