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Central Maine Adaptive Sports

We offer adaptive sports to students with disabilities. We are a volunteer run, non-profit organization, based at Lost Valley in Auburn, ME.

Message us for more details! Central Maine Adaptive Sports is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization committed to offering adaptive sport lessons to people of all ages, with any disability, physical, mental and/or behavioral. We offer year-round adaptive sports opportunities including skiing, snowboarding, snow shoeing, sled hockey, track & field, kayaking, and cycling. Many students find new freed

om in mobility, confidence and being part of a team. Through the program, students are able to train for the Special Olympics and/or para sports.

04/11/2026

Congratulations to all our amazing winter sports athletes!! Sled hockey, snowboarding and skiing certificates and medals put smiles on everyone’s faces. Thank you to Lost Valley, and our amazing coaches, volunteers, parents, guardians and students for such an amazing season. Check back here for updates for track and kayaking! 😊😊😊

03/30/2026

Recently CMAS coaches, Glenn Briggs, Melinda Fairbrother-Dyer and Richard Paradis recently supported and skied with students from Brunswick Junior High School. Everyone had a blast ! Thank you to our amazing coaches!

03/28/2026

CMAS 2025/2026 END OF YEAR

Please join CMAS for our end of winter awards and banquet for our ski, snowboard, and hockey athletes.

When: Saturday April 11th 2026 at NOON.

Where: Lost Valley at 200 Lost Valley Road Auburn Maine.

What: pizza for athletes, immediate family and caches followed by awards for our winter sport participants.
We look forward to seeing all our amazing athletes!

03/08/2026

It’s a wrap for the CMAS ski and snowboarding season! Thank you to our amazing coaches, volunteers and athletes. Information on the upcoming CMAS winter sports banquet at Lost Valley will be posted in the near future. Please check back here for updates.

02/28/2026

CMAS athletes and coaches had a blast today on the slopes !! Just a reminder groups and one on one coaching ends next weekend March 8th, unless you have made arrangements with your coach.

02/27/2026

Congratulations to our CMAS delegation of athletes who participated in alpine skiing events at the Special Olympics Maine Winter Games!!
Great job !!!

02/24/2026

Our 2026 ski and snowboard season has been incredible!! Some important information as we wrap the season. Saturday and Sunday group and one on one sessions with our amazing coaches ends on Sunday March 8th. We will also hold our annual CMAS parade at 11:30 am on the same day, Sunday March 8th, please meet at chairlift 2, ten minutes before hand as we head up and ski down together. Coaches can make arrangements with their students to continue skiing through the weekend of March 22nd, if they choose to do so.
More information to come about CMAS awards banquet.

01/31/2026

Bitter 🥶 cold but still an amazing day to hit the slopes with our coaches and athletes!! We had a great turn out for our Saturday ski group — thanks to our great coaches who donate their time with such dedication!! ❤️❤️❤️

01/23/2026

Attn CMAS Athletes, parents, guardians and coaches:

CMAS is not formally telling folks what they can and can't do as it relates to this weekend's weather and keeping safe.

HOWEVER we are asking that if you intend to be at the Mountain this weekend (now thru Monday) you MUST communicate directly with a coach BEFORE making plans to ski/snowboard to make sure you will have the proper gear and on site support to safely do so. DO NOT show up to a group ski without first making contact with a coach. We are leaving the decision to safely navigate the cold temps up to the individual coach and athletes/guardians.

Parents, Guardians, and Coaches please use your judgement for your unique dynamic but do not be afraid to reschedule when in doubt.

Attached is the most recent weather briefing from the National Weather Service.

The key messages are:
➔ Arctic cold front crosses this afternoon with a bitter cold air mass settling over the region this weekend.
➔ Winter storm brings moderate to heavy snow Sunday afternoon through Monday evening.
➔ Hazard: Arctic front brings snow showers and squalls that will reduce visibility and create slick travel from the
mountains to the coast this afternoon into the evening commute.
➔ Hazard: Coldest wind chills tonight through Saturday will bring rapid onset of frostbite to exposed skin.
➔ Hazard: Moderate to heavy snow will bring hazardous travel late Sunday through the Monday evening
commute.

If you are unsure how to communicate directly with a coach please contact either Head Coach Glenn 207-595-3095 or CMAS Secretary Melinda 207-608-2720.

Stay warm and stay safe everyone...........

01/03/2026

Our CMAS athletes were so excited to kick off the 2026 ski and snowboard season Lost Valley today!!
Conditions were chilly but lots of snow to carve on the trails ❄️

12/23/2025

Winter Kids at Lost Valley.

Address

49 Ash Street, #7251
Lewiston, ME
04243

Telephone

+12077053353

Website

http://www.centralmaineadaptivesports.org/, https://www.paypal.me/CentralMaineAdaptive?locale.x=en_US, http://www.venmo.

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