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Wheelchair Pickleball

June 4, 2026

We are thrilled to have English National Champion Simon Heaps coming to West Wight Sports and Community Centre on Saturday 13th June from 1-3pm. Simon is a remarkable wheelchair athlete, who lost his leg to diabetes at the age of 52 but has gone on to become a British wheelchair table tennis international as well as winning a pickleball English title.

He said: “I am greatly looking forward to meeting and playing pickleball with residents of the Isle of Wight. This sport, the second biggest growth sport after padel is showing how it can be available to disabled athletes.”

This is a FREE event with donations welcome on the day. The session is suitable for both adults and children of all abilities and the equipment needed to play will be provided. Book your space now at Reception or by calling 752168.

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