MIKEY'S LEAGUE BELIEVES ALL KIDS SHOULD HAVE THE CHANCE TO BE PART OF A TEAM
Mikey’s League exists to bring our community together through the power of inclusive sports. We achieve this goal by bringing together our athletes (children and young adults with physical or intellectual disabilities) to compete alongside their peer partners (individuals without disabilities). We create a genuine team sport experience for all participants with structured practices, intentional coaching, and teams structured so that everyone’s talents can shine.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Peoria- Peoria Sports Plex- April 1st
Tempe- Marcos de Niza High School- April 8th.
UPCOMING EVENT- Try Hockey For Free, hosted by the Arizona Coyotes Hockey Development Team
The Arizona Coyotes are launching a Try Hockey for Free program that offers street hockey clinics to adaptive athletes. In efforts to grow the sport of hockey, the Coyotes will provide FREE access across the state of Arizona. Each participant will learn the basics of hockey (stickhandling, passing, and shooting). This program is designed to be an introduction to the game for the participants and the first opportunity to reach the families in our community looking for more affordable options to play.
Date: Monday, April 3rd, 2023
Time: 6-7pm
Location: Ability360 – 5031 E Washington St, Phoenix, AZ 85034
Don’t hesitate to get in touch with Scott@MikeysLeague.org with any questions.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Mesa- Bell Bank Park- Starts January 31st, 2023
EAST AND WEST VALLEY- STREET HOCKEY LEAGUES
More info coming soon- April-May 2023
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GET INVOLVED
Mikey’s League believes sports can bring our community together. Your involvement will bring that mission forward. There are short and long-term volunteer opportunities available including playing alongside our athletes.
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Be notified when registration opens, a new program is announced, or contact us for more information
Get Informed
Be notified when registration opens, a new program is announced, or contact us for more information
NEWS
Special Olympics AZ
Positive Special Needs Parenting
Disability Scoop
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This weekend our high school basketball team, in collaboration with PS Academy Arizona competed in the Special Olympics Arizona State tournament. The kids competed in the highest adult division and went 3-1 on the weekend, with the only loss being to the eventual champions from Tempe (who played an amazing game). We are so proud of our athletes and are starting to look ahead to our summer program. We are beyond grateful for the support for that program from Phoenix Suns Charities. We are always looking for volunteers to get engaged as well as sponsorships. You can find more information on our website.![]()
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#basketballisforeveryone #inclusionmatters #specialolympics #playunified #collaboration
Inclusive Ball Hockey League starting in April for teens and young adults with and without disabilities. ![]()
Following the success of our ice hockey program, we realized that we needed to find a way to make the sport we love more accessible to everyone. By playing hockey on a court and wearing shoes, we can safely and effectively teach the fundamentals of the sport in a way that athletes of any skill level can participate. Thanks to support from the Arizona Coyotes Foundation and with coaching assistance from the Coyotes Hockey Development Team, we can offer this program with locations in Peoria and Tempe, and we will end the season with a tournament between teams from the two.![]()
ESA is accepted. info@mikeysleague.org
Hi everyone, we are sending out one last reminder that our inclusive flag football starts on the 31st at Bell Bank Park in Mesa. The program is designed to teach football fundamentals for athletes with and without disabilities ages 13+. Our average age is typically in the 17-21 range, but all are welcome and encouraged. It's a great way to get active and get social.![]()
You can find full details at www.mikeysleague.org/ev-football![]()
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We do take ESA, and scholarships are available.
Our Work
We believe actions speak louder than words.
Our Work
We believe actions speak louder than words.