Ozark Adaptive Sports Association (OZASA)
Nonprofit founded in 2019 offering adaptive cycling, archery, fishing, wheelchair pickleball, mountain biking, bowling, wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis across Northwest Arkansas, with equipment available.
Ozark Adaptive Sports Association (OZASA) offers Para cycling, Para archery, Outdoor adventure and Adaptive tennis & golf in Rogers, AR. It serves kids, teens and adults.
- Sports
- Para cycling, Para archery, Outdoor adventure, Adaptive tennis & golf, Adaptive bowling, Wheelchair basketball, Wheelchair tennis
- For
- Kids, teens and adults
- Serves
- Physical disabilities, Wheelchair users
- Location
- Rogers, AR (map pin at town center)
- Area served
- Greater Northwest Arkansas
- Sports
- Wheelchair basketball, adaptive cycling and mountain biking, tennis, fishing, archery, wheelchair pickleball, bowling; equipment available if needed
- Website
- ozasa.org
- Phone
- 479-274-8315
- [email protected]
To confirm: Ages not stated on the program's site as of Nov 14, 2026 (serves individuals with physical disabilities in Northwest Arkansas). No fees or session dates on the home page. Rogers is the mailing address (PO Box); a 2021 news article says it meets at the Springdale Recreation Center.
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Source: ozasa.org, checked . Programs change, so contact the program to confirm ages, costs and schedules before you go.
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