Boccia is a skilful, exciting and strategic sport for people with a high level of physical impairment. It’s a very social sport but has pathways right through to Paralympic competition.
A Come ‘n’ Try Day will be held on Saturday 31 March 2012 at Penrith PCYC, 100 Station Street, Penrith from 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm. Read more: Come ‘n’ Try Boccia at Penrith
Wednesday 26 October at Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre.
Come and see some of the best young Boccia talent from NSW schools at the Boccia School Knockout Competition Grand Final. Read more: Boccia State Finals
Join top Australian boccia athletes from across NSW at the boccia state titles, Friday-Sunday 25-27 March at Sydney Academy of Sport, Wakehurst Freeway, Narrabeen.
Boccia is a sport similar to lawn bowls and Italian Bocce and is played socially and competitively by athletes with a disability, particularly cerebral palsy. Read more: Boccia NSW State Titles at Narrabeen
The Spastic Centre’s day service, Boccia CAS, recently completed a joint project with Northern Beaches TAFE, to redevelop the Boccia New South Wales website.
The vision of the website was to create a ‘one stop shop’ for all Boccia enquiries, and to obtain a level of functionality to make it the most up to date Boccia resource in Australia. Read more: New Boccia NSW Website
Boccia is a game played competitively and socially by people with cerebral palsy across Australia.
Join the school holiday fun at a Come and Try Day on Thursday 9 October at Penshurst, hosted by The Spastic Centre.
Robyn Cummins
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