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Shuffleboard Non-Ambulatory

Non-Ambulatory Shuffleboard

To compete at the National Senior Games, you must meet the following criteria at a State Senior Games the year before the National Senior Games:

  • Compete at a State Games: Any non-ambulatory athlete (using a wheelchair or scooter) who completes their event at a State Senior Games automatically qualifies for Nationals; there is no placement requirement. You must take part in each specific event (singles or open doubles) you wish to play.
  • Limited event qualification: If your state does not offer a Non-Ambulatory Shuffleboard event, you can qualify by submitting proof that you competed in an official non-ambulatory competition the year before Nationals.


For all the details, check the full National Senior Games Rulebook.

Wednesday, June 30, 2027 - Practice

Thursday, July 1, 2027 - Competition

Friday, July 2, 2027 - Practice / Competition

Saturday, July 3, 2027 - Competition

Sunday, July 4, 2027 - Practice / Competition

Monday, July 5, 2027 - Competition

Tuesday, July 6, 2027 - Practice / Competition

Wednesday, July 7, 2027 - Competition

Thursday, July 8, 2027 - Competition

Non-Ambulatory Singles, Non-Ambulatory Open Doubles

 

Non-Ambulatory Sport Definition 
Non-ambulatory means a person who is unable to walk and is therefore dependent on a wheelchair in daily life. NSGA's non-ambulatory sports are for those who are unable to walk without assistance or at all, and who will be competing in a wheelchair at the event.

Athletes must provide their own cues. Discs will be provided. A limited number of cues will be available.

 

Venue Information

Arvest Convention Center

100 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103

The Arvest Convention Center (ACC) will serve as the largest venue for The Games. The 275,000-square-foot center will house Cornhole, a portion of Pickleball, Powerlifting, Shuffleboard and Tai Chi, along with Athlete Check-In and the Athlete Village.

The ACC features multiple competition spaces, including a polished concrete exhibition hall, carpeted ballrooms (including two of the largest in Oklahoma) and spacious common areas. The ACC also houses the Athlete Village — the central hub for Athlete Check-In, sponsor and exhibitor activations, the SAFE health screening assessment and additional activities.  

Parking is available in a paid garage or on nearby streets in downtown Tulsa, and food and beverages can be purchased at the ACC cafe. Located in downtown Tulsa, the ACC is less than 15 minutes from Tulsa International Airport and within walking distance of over 2,000 hotel rooms and 70+ restaurants within a one-mile radius.

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