Friday 19 june at 10:00

Occitanie Regional Handisport Boccia Championship

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The departmental handisport committee 82 is organizing the Occitanie regional handisport boccia championship (BC category), on Friday, June 19, 2026, at the J. Chirac sports hall in Montauban, with the support of the city of Montauban.

Regional Boccia Championship: See you on Friday, June 19, 2026 in Montauban The Occitanie Regional Handisport Committee is organizing the Regional Boccia Championship, specifically for athletes with disabilities (BC classification), on Friday, June 19, 2026 at the Jacques Chirac Sports Palace in Montauban. This regional competition offers competitors the opportunity to qualify for the French Boccia Championship. Boccia: A Paralympic Precision Sport Boccia is a ball sport specifically designed for people with disabilities. It is played indoors on a flat, smooth court measuring 12.5 by 6 meters. The goal is to throw or roll colored balls as close as possible to the white ball, called the "Jack." Matches are played in four rounds, and competitions can be played individually, in pairs, or in teams of three. Each player, pair, or team has six balls at the start of each round. The aim of the classification system is to ensure that each player can compete against opponents of similar physical abilities. There are 8 categories: BC1 - BC2 - BC3 - BC4 - NE1 - NE2 - NE3 - NE4. The BC classification applies to players with significant motor impairments who, depending on the category, require the use of assistive devices or the assistance of a sports partner. Qualified athletes: The Tarn-et-Garonne Departmental Handisport Committee is proud to present its three qualifiers for this championship: Guillaume Briaux, BC3 player, 33 years old Yoan Buret, BC3 player, 26 years old Tony Theval, BC1 player, 39 years old Boccia: a Paralympic precision sport