From young people taking up football in Scotland to history-making athletes in the Cook Islands.
A new mission
Ultrarunner and world record holder Camille Herron is aiming to change how the world understands neurodivergent athletes and disability inclusion in sport.
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Inspiring others
Local football referee, Ross Mattinson, spent time with members of the England squad after being awarded the Cumberland FA’s John Twentyman Spirit of Football award.
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A historic debut
Three athletes with autism represented the Cook Islands in the 2025 Virtus World Athletics Championships in Australia.
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One of the world’s toughest races
Evan Mansfield from Ireland talks about how his autism is aiding his preparation for the New York City Marathon.
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The game they love
The Pucks for Autism event will once again see athletes with autism take to the ice at the home of the Nashville Predators.
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Aiming to make history
Daniel Moses from California is working hard to become boxing’s first autistic world champion.
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Enhancing fan experience
Bristol Rovers are offering sensory packs for young fans who attend their matches that experience challenges.
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Poised for the title
A racing driver from Kettering diagnosed with adult autism and ADHD has just one race between her and a championship title.
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Taking to the pitch
A Johnstone-based football club has teamed up with Team United Scotland to offer autistic and neurodiverse young people weekly football sessions.
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Innovative T-ball league
Father Jose “Jojo” Duenas launched an accessible T-ball league for children with autism after being inspired by his son.
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On the ice
Former NHL players took on hockey fans in a two-day tournament and raised over $1m in support of Canucks Autism Network (CAN).
