WASA Hosts Multi-Day Adaptive Sports Clinic for Injured Veterans at MSOE
On October 8–9, WASA welcomed 11 veterans from across the country for a powerful adaptive sports clinic in Milwaukee, hosted in partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project. The event highlighted the transformative impact of adaptive sports, giving participants the chance to engage in wheelchair rugby, wheelchair lacrosse, and sled hockey.
We extend our deepest thanks to the Men’s Hockey Team from Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), whose hands-on support on the ice and behind the scenes made a lasting impression. Their commitment to helping athletes in sleds and coordinating equipment was truly appreciated.
Special thanks to Nicole Entrup and Mike Richards from Wounded Warrior Project for their collaboration and leadership in bringing this event to life. We’re also incredibly grateful to our dedicated WASA team: Coach Caroline, Manager Sam, and Dr. Uihlein for their support on the ice; Mike Zvara and family for leading wheelchair lacrosse; and Tony Sabel for his work with wheelchair rugby.
Finally, thank you to the many volunteers and WASA supporters who made this experience meaningful for every veteran involved. Your energy, care, and teamwork made all the difference!
