Angel City Sports Adaptive Sports Programs
Angel City Sports, 6060 Center Drive, 10th Floor, #17, Los Angeles, CA 90045
About
Angel City Sports Adaptive Sports Programs offers adaptive sports and Paralympic-style events for participants with physical disabilities or visual impairments. The program includes coaching, competitive opportunities, and access to a free equipment loaner program. Angel City Games, one of the program’s signature events, welcomes all ages and abilities, and all four of the program’s signature events are free of charge.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Price: Angel City Sports provides FREE year-round adaptive sports opportunities for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments. In addition, Angel City Sports provides a free equipment loaner program, coaching, and competitive opportunities.
Angel City Sports began in June 2013. It is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that provides free year-round adaptive sports opportunities for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments. The organization hosts four free signature events each year: Angel City Games, Youth Weekend for athletes 18 and under, Junior Adaptive Sports Camp, and Courage Weekend for veterans. Junior Adaptive Sports Camp is a week-long camp.
The leadership team includes Clayton Frech (Founder), Alexis Madrid (Executive Director), Nick Dinsmore (Events Manager), Miles Jackson (Director of Development), Alvin Malave (Program Manager), Tyler Ralls (Community Relations Coordinator), Soham Saxena (Associate Director, Development & Operations), and Arianna Zenon (Marketing & Communications Manager + PR). The mission of Angel City Sports is to empower youth, adults, and veterans with physical differences or visual impairments by providing free access to year-round adaptive sport opportunities, fostering physical, mental, and emotional health and wellness, and building a community focused on belonging and connection, with a goal of helping athletes of all ages and skill levels unlock their full potential.
Parent and participant feedback includes statements that Angel City Sports breaks down barriers and makes access easier for those with disabilities, that it is a support system for expanding access to sport and creating healthier communities, and that experiences at Angel City Games have been described as transformative and a source of “medicine and joy” by a U.S. Army veteran.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Price: Angel City Sports provides FREE year-round adaptive sports opportunities for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments. In addition, Angel City Sports provides a free equipment loaner program, coaching, and competitive opportunities.
Angel City Sports began in June 2013. It is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that provides free year-round adaptive sports opportunities for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments. The organization hosts four free signature events each year: Angel City Games, Youth Weekend for athletes 18 and under, Junior Adaptive Sports Camp, and Courage Weekend for veterans. Junior Adaptive Sports Camp is a week-long camp.
The leadership team includes Clayton Frech (Founder), Alexis Madrid (Executive Director), Nick Dinsmore (Events Manager), Miles Jackson (Director of Development), Alvin Malave (Program Manager), Tyler Ralls (Community Relations Coordinator), Soham Saxena (Associate Director, Development & Operations), and Arianna Zenon (Marketing & Communications Manager + PR). The mission of Angel City Sports is to empower youth, adults, and veterans with physical differences or visual impairments by providing free access to year-round adaptive sport opportunities, fostering physical, mental, and emotional health and wellness, and building a community focused on belonging and connection, with a goal of helping athletes of all ages and skill levels unlock their full potential.
Parent and participant feedback includes statements that Angel City Sports breaks down barriers and makes access easier for those with disabilities, that it is a support system for expanding access to sport and creating healthier communities, and that experiences at Angel City Games have been described as transformative and a source of “medicine and joy” by a U.S. Army veteran.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
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