Birmingham is the only U.S. stop for the 2026 World Boccia Challenger + it’s free—here’s how to go

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A Boccia Player And Ramp Operator Compete During The 10Th Anniversary Usa National Boccia Championships At Lakeshore Foundation In Birmingham, Alabama
Boccia United States 2026 National Team members Kalvin Blauert and ramp operator Tony Blauert will be among the competitors representing the U.S. in the Birmingham 2026 World Boccia Challenger, set for June 18-22. (Lakeshore Foundation)

If you’ve been curious about Lakeshore Foundation and what actually happens there, we have an excellent opportunity to see it shine on a global stage—and it’s FREE!

From June 18-22, Lakeshore Foundation will host the Birmingham 2026 World Boccia Challenger, the first international boccia competition in the U.S. since 2017 and one of only 11 sanctioned events worldwide this year.

Read on to learn more about the sport, how Birmingham landed the event + what to expect when you go.

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Lisa Battles
Lisa Battles

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