HELP NEEDED: Looking for Volunteers for 2025 iCan Bike Camp
Help change a life in just five days. Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports is seeking volunteers for the 2025 iCan Bike Camp, happening July 14-18 at the Minot Family YMCA. Volunteers walk or jog alongside riders with disabilities, providing encouragement and support as they learn to ride a two-wheeled bike.
No experience is needed—just a willingness to help. Volunteers must be 16 or older and available for one or more 75-minute sessions per day.
Join us and be part of an unforgettable experience.
ADAPTIVE TRACK HEATS UP
For the first time in Minot, adaptive athletes competed alongside peers at a middle school track meet, breaking barriers in inclusion. Prairie Grit athletes Mason, Stella, and Sophia inspired classmates and families with their determination and joy. With cheers echoing through the stands, this historic event marked a step toward making competitive sports accessible to all abilities, redefining what’s possible.
tears from the podium
Making History: Prairie Grit Adaptive Gymnastics at the HUGS Meet
In an unforgettable first, Prairie Grit Adaptive Gymnastics athletes competed in a USA Gymnastics-sanctioned event, joining the Gymagic HUGS program in Minot. From overcoming pre-meet nerves to celebrating on the podium, this landmark competition showcased the strength, resilience, and boundless potential of Prairie Grit’s athletes.
Holly Haman, mother of the Haman sisters who took first and second place, shared, “Their smiles on that podium said it all.” This event marks a significant step in adaptive sports, showing the power of inclusion and the drive to succeed. Read more about the event, the athletes, and the powerful impact of adaptive sports on our community.
Hess Corporation Supports Adaptive Summer Programs
Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports Receives $27,000 Donation from Hess Corporation to Support 2024 Summer Programs