・The final day of the challenge – “Day 6 Recap ” The final day of the event, the 26th (Sun), pairs were formed with players of different countries. The reception from the previous night helped create a comfortable mood, where smiles and laughter abounded.   Since all the players speak one language in

  ・The Tournament finally begins!!! Japan vs Canada vs the USA– “Day 5 Recap ” On the 25th, the tournament finally began with the three represented countries facing off in a competitive, yet friendly environment. Each player had two singles and two doubles against other players and competed for the trophy.   Team Japan and

    ・Visiting JTB USA Inc. & Gulliver USA, and players getting together for the tournament!! – “Day 4 Recap” In the morning of the 4th day, the Japanese players visited JTB USA Inc., who has been our sponsor since the first event, and our new sponsor this year, Gulliver USA.  Even though they had

  ・LA2028 & CSULB – “Day 3 Recap” On the 3rd day, the athletes visited the organizing committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2028 (LA2028). Luckily, they had an opportunity to meet Janet Evans(featured image), a four-time swimming gold medalist at the Barcelona and Seoul Olympics and a current Chief Athlete Officer for the

    ・the New Years Greeting Exchange – “Day 2 (1) Recap” The night of the 2nd day, the Japanese players were invited as guests to the New Years Greeting Exchange hosted by Japan Business Association of Southern California(JBA). In the event, they kindly introduced the players and the Wheelchair Global Tennis Challenge to the

    ・Exploring Los Angeles – “Day 2 (1) Recap” On the second day, they first visited the LA Memorial Coliseum, where the Summer Olympic Games were held in 1934 & 1984.     This place is going to hold the opening ceremony for the Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic games in 2028, and the

    ・Arriving at LAX – “Day 1 Recap” For most of them, this was their first time traveling unaccompanied by their parents or even stepping out of the country. They courageously stepped outside their comfort zone and got on the plane.   Their trip from Japan to Los Angeles was entirely supported by Delta

The 3rdndWheelchair Tennis Global Challenge was held at California State University Long Beach in Long Beach, California on January 25thh and 26th 2020. The event was hosted by Los Angeles based non-profit, B-Adaptive Foundation and brought together 12 junior wheelchair tennis athletes from Japan, Canada and the United States for a competitive yet friendly international

The 2nd JTB Wheelchair Tennis Global Challenge was held at San Diego State University in San Diego, California on January 5th and 6th, 2019. The event was hosted by Los Angeles based non-profit, B-Adaptive Foundation and brought together 12 wheelchair tennis athletes from Japan, Canada and the United States for a competitive yet friendly international

We are pleased to announce our partnership between B-Adaptive Foundation and Aztec Adaptive Sports to bring to you the 2019 Wheelchair Tennis Global Challenge. Following the success of the first-ever Wheelchair Tennis Global Challenge in 2018, we’ve decided to host another great group of young athletes from the US, Japan, and Canada for a weekend