Sparta Adapted Sports League

09/06/2026

09/06/2026

Meet the Players! These are this years soccer team. If you know anyone that is in high school that wants to play or volunteer for this years ASL soccer team please have them contact Coach Morrell or Asst Coach Stromberg

08/20/2026

Our first away game is scheduled! We will be playing Holmen in September 17th! 🙂 put it on your calendars! I will need volunteers and players 🙂 player pictures need to be September 1st if possible because Holmen has a big screen they display them on 🙂

05/20/2026

This means so much! There are not enough words or thanks to express the gratitude. The support of our community means so much to all involved in Sparta Adapted Sports league!!

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05/18/2026

The Sparta Area School District thanks the Lady Butterfest Organization for donating to our new Adaptive Sports League!

Pictured left to right: Suzanne Hoffman, Carol Ostrem, Heather Ellis, and Adam Dow.

04/25/2026

Tune in tune in!! At 10:19AM today to WCOW (97.1 FM) radio to listen to myself and some of the Adapted Sports League players talking about Sparta’s new ASL team!

If you’re driving or if you just want to challenge yourself (or your kids) to relearn how to tune a radio we would love and appreciate your support! 🙂

04/24/2026

We are so thankful to receive a $5,000 donation in support of the Sparta Adapted Sports League.

This kind of generosity helps open doors for our athletes—creating opportunities for connection, confidence, and fun through sports. Our community continues to show up in amazing ways, and we couldn’t do this without you.

🔴🟡 We are thrilled to share the generous donation from 1924 Custom Soapery that will benefit our new Adapted Sports League program. Their donation will go to purchasing much needed equipment to assist with getting the program up and running. 🔴🟡

1924 CUSTOM SOAPERY is a Wisconsin-owned, small-batch soaping business driven by the love of chemistry, art, and soft skin. The name, 1924 CUSTOM SOAPERY, is a tribute to the soap-maker’s beloved grandfather, Orville, who was born in 1924. He wasn’t a soap-maker, but he could have been. He was capable of learning and building nearly anything, despite having only an 8th grade education. Orville was among the artisans and skilled workers of the past who were great in their trades and provided valuable goods and services to their communities.

More information can be found here: https://shop1924.com/