Unified Sports

“On the field we are teammates; off the field we are friends.”

Unified Sports is a program inspired by a basic principle: training together and playing together is a quick path to friendship and understanding. In this program, students with and without intellectual disabilities have the opportunity to participate and compete against other schools in cheer, basketball, flag football, soccer, CIF Unified Track, and CIF Swim.

There are equal number of students with and without intellectual disabilities on the competing team. The rules of the sports are all the same and the only difference may be in modifications of the size and weight of equipment.

This is an empowering program for youth leaders, educators, and families looking to build an inclusive school and community.

 wheelchair race

The Importance of Unified Sports

inclusivity

Inclusivity

This program helps unite students, breaking down stereotypes, through the power of sports.

leadership

Leadership

Unified Sports promotes leadership in people of all abilities.

good health

Good Health

Keeping active promotes good health, well-being, and good practices that can last a lifetime.

confidence

Confidence

Being part of a team helps boost confidence and self-esteem. Players learn discipline and respect towards their coach and teammates.

teamwork

Teamwork

Being part of a team also helps students develop social skills, cooperate with others, and learn to compromise.

Contact Us

Kylie Brazill
Unified Sports Coach
kbrazill@dusd.net

Kendra Creed
Unified Sports Manager
kcreed@dusd.net

Unified Social

Unified Social is for students who want to be a part of our Unified programs. All students are welcome to join in on playing games, singing karaoke, creating crafts, and making friends.

When: Every Monday during lunch
Where: Room 81

Girls in the sunglasses
Boys playing soccer
teammates wearing red
running in a track meet