The Lakeshore Foundation Tennis Center is the home of the World Challenge. Held in May of each year, the World Challenge features the top male and female wheelchair tennis players in the world. Handcycling Handcyclists compete nationally in races of various distances. The Lakeshore Foundation Handcycling program provides short-distance training programs to develop the fundamental skills necessary to operate the handcycle.
Riders graduate to long-distance training programs which prepare the rider for competition.
Rugby This team sport for quadriplegics has evolved into one of the fastest-growing wheelchair sports worldwide. The Lakeshore Demolition Rugby team was established in 1990. To be eligible, a player must have impairment in the upper extremities. Rugby is a high-contact sport, played indoors on a regulation basketball court. Athletes train on an annual cycle and compete in national competitions with the goal of qualifying for the World Championships and the Paralympics.