Alabama Adapted Athletics
The University of Alabama Adapted Athletics
Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Tuscaloosa County
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Jun 3, 2026
Tuscaloosa
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Provider overview
The University of Alabama's Adapted Athletics program offers wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis at Stran-Hardin Arena in Tuscaloosa, home to national championship teams.
The University of Alabama Adapted Athletics program in Tuscaloosa, founded in 2003, is home to the Crimson Tide's wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis teams and operates the dedicated Stran-Hardin Arena.
Quick facts
- Website
- https://bamaadapted.com/
- Registration
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- Contact page
- https://bamaadapted.com/
- Phone
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- Ages
- Collegiate and competitive adapted athletes; confirm eligibility and recruiting for each team
- Season
- Academic-year competition seasons across wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis
- Cost
- Confirm team participation, eligibility, scholarships, and recruiting with the Adapted Athletics staff.
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Teams compete on academic-year schedules. Families and prospective athletes should confirm eligibility and recruiting directly.
Programs and offerings
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Wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis
Competitive wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis, classification, adaptive equipment, the Stran-Hardin Arena, and recruiting.
- Ages
- Collegiate and competitive adapted athletes; confirm eligibility and recruiting for each team
- Season
- Academic-year competition seasons across wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis
- Schedule
- Contact Alabama Adapted Athletics for current team rosters, schedules, recruiting, and how to get involved at Stran-Hardin Arena.
- Cost
- Confirm team participation, eligibility, scholarships, and recruiting with the Adapted Athletics staff.
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Listing check
- Last checked
- Jun 3, 2026
- Why this is listed
- The University of Alabama's Adapted Athletics program, founded in 2003 and based at Stran-Hardin Arena in Tuscaloosa, fields nationally ranked men's and women's wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis teams.
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- 1 public source
- Location contacts
- 1 public contact found
Program details we found
Wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis
The University of Alabama's Adapted Athletics program, founded in 2003 and based at Stran-Hardin Arena in Tuscaloosa, fields nationally ranked men's and women's wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis teams.
Inclusion and support details
What the provider says: The source names adapted athletics, men's and women's wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis, national championships, and the Stran-Hardin Arena.
Access notes to confirm: Ask about team eligibility, classification, adaptive equipment and sport wheelchairs, the Stran-Hardin Arena facility, and how new athletes get started.
What we checked
What we found: The University of Alabama's Adapted Athletics program, founded in 2003 and based at Stran-Hardin Arena in Tuscaloosa, fields nationally ranked men's and women's wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis teams.
We avoid ranking, recommending, evaluating quality, or making safety claims. Use the source links and contact the provider before enrolling.
Sources used
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- Provider websiteAlabama Adapted - Official Athletics Website
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What to confirm
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Is Alabama Adapted Athletics reviewed for quality by Inclusive Programs Guide?
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