The benefits of team sports and unbelievable running feats

First overseas tour

Wirral cricketer Chris Edwards, who has autism, has been included in England Men’s Mixed Disability team that will travel to India on their first overseas tour.

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A champion of autism

New York Giants star Brian Burns is using his voice to advocate for the autism community.

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A mammoth achievement

Albert Johnson completed 31 marathons in 31 days to raise funds for autism initiatives.

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Greater inclusivity for 2026

Jockey Club will stage at least one autism-friendly raceday at each of its courses next year with more safe spaces, sensory rooms and specially trained staff in place.

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Sensory in Swindon

SkyBet League Two club Swindon Town have opened a new sensory room to support fans with ADHD and autism.

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One of four

Schack von Rumohr raised over $7,500 for Autism Community Together by becoming the fourth person in history to finish a 100-mile ultramarathon on Guam.

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Part of a team

Regular participation in team sports such as football, basketball and cricket can improve focus, social skills, confidence, and well-being of those with autism.

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