The entire Blind Sports Nova Scotia family wishes you and yours a wonderful holiday season! We’re grateful to all who supported, participated, and otherwise made 2023 another successful year of sports & recreation in our community.
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves! Congratulations on this well-earned honour, John Courtney.
“ John and his team recently won bronze at the 7th Annual N.S. Open Goalball Tournament in Halifax last month. John’s positive energy and strong defense was a key contributor to his team winning bronze.”
The 7th Nova Scotia Open Goalball Tournament is this Saturday & Sunday, October 28 & 29!
Don’t miss the action! Athletes, including 2024 Paralympic hopefuls, compete in the only event of its kind in Atlantic Canada. Admission for spectators is free.
Schedule, live stream, and more details are now available here and on the Facebook event page.
Thanks to Sport Nova Scotia for the fantastic article to get us all excited for the new goalball season! You can get in on the action, by watching or volunteering at our 7th Nova Scotia Open Goalball Tournament, coming up in October. If you or someone you know is interested in playing goalball, just get in touch with us.
Blind Sports NS is proud to be hosting the 7th annual Nova Scotia Open Goalball Tournament!
Saturday & Sunday, Octobe 28 & 29, 2023 at LeMarchant St Thomas School, Halifax.
Don’t miss the action and the chance to support this incredible event.
The Nova Scotia Open Goalball Tournament represents the only annual opportunity for local athletes to participate in an organized goalball competition east of Montreal.
This tournament attracts teams from several provinces as well as the USA and features Team Canada national players, several of whom are from the Atlantic region, and will be playing on their own club/provincial teams. As two-time national champs, the Nova Scotia men will be one of the tournament favourites to win the seventh annual Nova Scotia Open Goalball Tournament.
This tournament offers some of the best competition of the season. We hope to again attract a large audience to cheer on our local competitors.
We haven’t updated the website in a while, due to technical difficulties, but we are happy to report we are back in action!
Look for updates and improvements to the whole website, starting now. If you’ve missed us and want another way to stay engaged, check out Blind Sports Nova Scotia on Facebook.
Saturday, April 15 7 to 9 PM Freeman’s 3671 Dutch Village Rd. Halifax. Just $5 at the door to bid with a live auctioneer on incredible deals from local businesses and artists.
With over 100 items and packages to bid on, there’s something for everyone. Get the complete accessible list linked below and make your shopping list!
One weekend, three teams, three more medals for Nova Scotia goalball! It was another successful weekend on the goalball court for Nova Scotia at the Ontario Blind Sports Association 2023 Goalball Tournament.
Gold in Divison 1 (competitive men’s) – Team Nova Scotia
Gold in Division 3 (recreation) – NS Highlanders
Silver in Division 3 (recreation) – NS Ship Recs.
Congratulations to all!
Team Nova Scotia: Mason Smith, Matt Gentleman, Griffin Hiltz and Peter Parsons.
NS Ship Recs – Yvon Clement, John Courtney, Jennifer MacNeil Noble and Adam Noble.
NS Highlanders: Edward Laba, Caelin Lloyd, Bob Smith, and Linda MacRae Triff (player coach).
Coaches: Linda MacRae Triff, Robyn Merrithew, Peter Laba, Nick Gentleman.
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