Variety Ontario Rolling Rebels

Program Registration opens tomorrow at 08:00 AM for Persons With A Disability 🚨

What you need to know:
• Registration will take place online Wednesday, March 08 via our online portal
• You don’t have to be a member to register for our program. Member and non-members’ pricing is noted in the Program Guide.

How to register:
• Visit our portal link here: https://portal.varietyvillage.ca/
• Log in to your account. New guests will have to create an account.
• Browse our Program Guide to make your camp selections:https://www.varietyvillage.ca/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Program-Guide-Spring-Summer-2023-Mar1.pdf

General Registration starts on March 11 at 07:30 AM

Looking forward to seeing you this summer!

Our very own Ibrahim Odza participated in his first ever training camp with Team Ontario!

He'll be vying for a spot on the roster as one of the 12 athletes selected to represent Ontario to compete in the 2023 Jeux du Canada Games

Good luck Ibrahim!

The Ontario Para Network is pleased to announce the 17 junior wheelchair basketball athletes who have been invited to attend the 2022-2023 Team Ontario selection camps.

https://onpara.ca/onpara-announces-2022-wheelchair-basketball-selection-camp-invitations/

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Congratulations Rebels! 🥇
Luca Astolfo
Shane Davidson
Z'ev Glick
Ibrahim Odza

While it might have been both the first and last tournament of the year, it was a great experience! We're looking forward to things returning to normal next fall and playing in the Ontario Para Network provincial league again 🏀

Thank you coach Jesse McNalley for putting this team together to be part of the Games!

This past weekend, the Variety Village Rolling Rebels wheelchair basketball team went undefeated through Pool B and the playoffs to win the Gold Medal at the Ontario Parasport Games! 👏

Ibrahim Odza led the way for the Rebels, playing in his first ever organized wheelchair basketball games this weekend. Odza, 12, only started playing the sport a few months ago after having undergone emergency Thoracic Spinal Cord surgery in the Fall of 2020. An incredible achievement.

Congrats Rolling Rebels! 🏀 🎉

Highlights from the tournament 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Y82DXwDno

Beach Metro News feature on Rolling Rebels Blaise Mutware and Lee Melymick

Wheelchair basketball players with links to Variety Village set to represent Canada at Tokyo Paralympic Games – Beach Metro Community News By ANSON WONG Athletes all over Canada are preparing for the Tokyo Paralympic Games that open on Tuesday, Aug. 24. Two athletes with connections to southwest Scarborough’s Variety Village will be members of the Canadian men’s wheelchair basketball team at the upcoming Paralympics. Lee Melymick a...

We wish the best of luck to all our Variety members and alums representing Canada at the Paralympics in Tokyo! 🇨🇦🏆

Good luck Aly Van Wyck-Smart, Marissa Papaconstantinou, Shayne Smith, Blaise Mutware, and Lee Melymick—we’re rooting for you!

Join Patrick Anderson live from Japan today for our IG Takeover ♿🏀 🇨🇦

Joignez-vous à Patrick Anderson en direct du Japon, aujourd’hui, pour notre prise en charge sur IG

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Congratulations to current and former Rolling Rebels Lee Melymick and Blaise Mutware who will be making their Paralympic debuts in Tokyo! Good luck to you and the rest of Team Canada! 🇨🇦 We'll be cheering you on!

https://www.wheelchairbasketball.ca/news_press/canadian-wheelchair-basketball-teams-announced-for-tokyo-2020-paralympic-games/

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Lee Melymick letting loose with the power poses! 💪 📸

“I’m excited about the potential of going to the Paralympics. It’s something I’ve never experienced before. It’s going to be intense and I’m looking forward to it." - Lee Melymick

From Variety Village to Team Ontario to Team Canada, Lee's been rapidly improving and climbing the ranks over the years with his sights set on the Paralympics!

“I’m just focused on what’s in front of me right now. You can’t look too far ahead into the future. I’m trying to train hard and train smart and get the best out of what we do have today.”

athlete and hopeful Lee Melymick is pursuing long-term goals with a short-term mindset. ♿🏀🇨🇦

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« En ce moment, je me concentre seulement sur ce qui est en face de moi. On ne peut pas regarder trop loin vers l’avenir. J’essaie de m’entraîner dur et intelligemment et de tirer le meilleur parti de ce que j’ai aujourd’hui. »

L'espoir paralympique Lee Melymick poursuit des objectifs à long terme avec un état d'esprit à court terme. 🏀♿🇨🇦

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