Explore MOBALE's history through our blog posts from 2015-2025. Click any year to see posts from that period.
Our 10th anniversary camp featured 8 athletes from Maine and New Hampshire participating in 10+ sports including soccer, kickball, swimming, track & field, yoga, wrestling, archery, disc golf, functional fitness, and goalball. Special guest Lindsay Ball, 2014 Paralympic ski racer, inspired our athletes.
Read Full Post →Celebrating outstanding achievements from our 2025 camp. Will H. earned Athlete of the Year, Delaney K. received the Spirit Award, Cheryl G. was honored as Volunteer of the Year, and Alfond Youth & Community Center received Organization of the Year.
Read Full Post →View highlights from our 2024 Summer Sports Camp! Photos capture the excitement, teamwork, and achievements of our athletes in goalball, wrestling, disc golf, rock climbing, and tandem biking.
Read Full Post →MOBALE held its 2023 Sports Education camp at the Alfond Youth Center in Waterville, ME. Athletes participated in track and field, goalball, dance, swimming, rock climbing, and other sports. Plans announced to add new sports in 2024.
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The 2022 camp was held at the Alfond Youth Center with 12 athletes, including 2 junior counselors and 7 volunteers. Activities included track and field, goalball, dance, swimming, and rock climbing. Sadie Hammond was named Volunteer of the Year for teaching accessible tennis.
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Due to COVID-19, MOBALE held a virtual sports camp via Zoom with six athletes. Activities included strengthening exercises, yoga, and karate. Sydney Mason was named Volunteer of the Year for her martial arts instruction during this challenging time.
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Browse 2019 by Month - 5 posts with 3 images
Browse 2018 by Month - 7 posts with 13 images
8 complete posts from 2017 documenting summer and winter camps, newsletters, and award ceremonies.
7 complete posts from 2016 covering volunteer opportunities, camp logistics, award winners, and Paralympic coverage.
1 complete post from December 2015 - The inaugural MOBALE blog post introducing the organization and its mission.
This archive represents 10 years of MOBALE's mission to empower youth with visual impairments through sports and leadership education. All 34 blog posts from 2015-2025 are now available with complete, full content. Each post documents our camps, celebrates our athletes and volunteers, and shares our ongoing commitment to accessible athletics.
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