NJ teen brothers grow tennis and inclusion through ACEing Autism
This May, as the nation celebrates National Tennis Month, New Vernon brothers Hudson and Brayden Bonetti are rallying more than…
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4th Annual GiGiFIT Acceptance Challenge
Our ACEing Autism volunteers had a great time at the 4th annual GiGiFIT Acceptance Challenge @gigisplayhousebuffalo. Buffalo Bills players, Zion…
ITA Student-Athlete Spotlight: Catharina Ausfahl and Aya Igaki-Meader, Johns Hopkins University
Working in collaboration with the ITA Student-Athlete Council, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) is proud to spotlight another student-athlete in our…
ITA Student-Athlete Spotlight: Ethan Lee, Pomona Pitzer
Working in collaboration with the ITA Student-Athlete Council, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) is proud to spotlight another student-athlete in our…
National Autism Month Shifts Focus From Awareness to Acceptance
For any typical teenager, it’s tough to wake up on Saturday morning and get the day started when you’d like…
ITA Student-Athlete Spotlight: Yoyo Benchetrit, Caltech
Working in collaboration with the ITA Student-Athlete Council, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (“ITA”) is proud to spotlight another student-athlete in our…
Lizzy Stevens Named to SEC Community Service Team
In a continuing effort to recognize the accomplishments of student-athletes beyond the field of competition, the SEC once again highlighted…
ACEing Autism establishes a location at the Oak Park High School Tennis Courts
Now that spring is here, the nonprofit organization ACEing Autism begins their 2025 tennis sessions. ACEing Autism is a program…
Meet Rebecca Falkner Axelrod
Finding her Voice Through tennis: How Rebecca Falkner Axelrod’s story Rebecca’s journey with tennis began when she was just six…
Meet Paul Armitage
For many, tennis is just a game. For Paul Armitage, 19 years old, it’s a transformation. What started as a…
Your Voice, Our Mission: Insights from the ACEing Autism Parent Survey
ACEing Autism is always looking for ways to enhance our parents’ experience and make it more fulfilling. Your feedback is…