Golden Age Games

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.

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

In coordinating for the 2026 National Veterans Golden Age Games, Veterans from the Tampa VA were invited and attended The Tampa Bay Buccaneers "Military Day" practice on Thursday, July 31, 2025

U.S. Army Veteran Larry McGaughy describes his inspiring experience at this year’s National Veterans Golden Age Games in Memphis, Tennessee.

Veterans will soon Feel the Victory in Memphis for the 2025 National Veterans Golden Age Games.

Veteran Marina Perez’s medal count in the Golden Age Games may soon match her age.

After an automobile accident, Veteran Edna Higa told the doctors to make sure she was okay so she could go to the Golden Age Games.

The National Veterans Golden Age Games have long celebrated camaraderie, resilience and competition among Veterans. This year, among traditional sports like archery, bowling and horseshoes, a new activity quietly made its presence felt—online gaming.