Boccia Canada News
Levine and Ciobanu win in curtain raiser
The athletes are back to international competitions after a 22 month hiatus due to COVID-19 Ottawa, ON (August 28, 2021) – Montreal’s Alison Levine (BC4) made her debut in the boccia competition at the Tokyo Paralympic Games with a 4-3 win over Slovakia’s Martin Streharsky. Levine took a 1-0 lead in the first end and then…
Boccia Canada Statement on New Rules and Divisions of Play
BISFed recently released the updated 2021-2024 International Boccia Rules and 2021-2024 BISFed Competition and Ranking Manual which will both come into effect after the Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
Bratz@Home Boccia Kits Returns with Support from Jumpstart Sport Relief Fund
Thanks to Jumpstart Sport Relief Fund, Boccia Canada is delivering a phase two of the popular Bratz@Home equipment kit program. Through this program, eighty children, youth and adults with disabilities will receive free boccia equipment and coaching support to develop their boccia skills. The goal of the program is to encourage grassroots boccia development in Canada.
Boccia Canada Statement Regarding World Boccia Ball Licensing Rule & Domestic Competitions
In March 2021, World Boccia announced that anyone competing in international events will be required to use balls purchased from a licensed ball manufacturer as of January 2022.
Four boccia athletes set to compete for Tokyo 2020 Canadian Paralympic Team
Top-ranked Alison Levine and Paralympic medallist Marco Dispaltro lead squad Paralympic Games will take place August 24 to September 5, 2021.