Adaptive Sports

Air Force Veteran Terry Munoz returns to the National Veterans Golden Age Games, lifting with strength, faith and determination after two battles with cancer.

For Navy Veteran David Hill, the Golden Age Games are about camaraderie, competition and the connections that last beyond the scoreboard.

After losing both legs and facing life-threatening illness, Veteran Sedric Anderson found new purpose and strength through adaptive sports.

At 92, Air Force Veteran Curtis Parker proves age doesn’t define possibility, while competing at the Golden Age Games.

Veterans enjoy competing in boccia during the 2026 National Veterans Golden Age Games in Tampa, Florida.

At 75 and recovered from knee surgery, Navy Veteran James Chambers is back at the Golden Age Games.

The Golden Age Games unite 1,300+ Veterans in Tampa, celebrating 40 years of competition, camaraderie and healthy aging through sport, connection and purpose.

VA is excited to announce that the National Veterans Golden Age Games Online Store, powered by Veterans Canteen Service, is officially open.

Army National Guard Veteran Jacob Robertson shines at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games, proving the power of adaptive sports and resilience.

Veterans from across the country came to San Diego to participate in the 18th National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic.

The National Veterans Wheelchair Games brings together hundreds of Veterans for some friendly but fierce competition across more than 20 adaptive sports, including softball, basketball and this year's highlight — axe throwing, a sport tried and true to the 2025 Games’ host site Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The 44th National Veterans Wheelchair Games came to a close in Minneapolis after six days of competition, connection and camaraderie.