Connor & Devin McGovern
The ABLE Games, now in its fourth year, is an inclusive competition established by Connor McGovern, the center for the New York Jets, and his wife, Devin, in collaboration with TNT Kid’s Fitness. This groundbreaking competition brings together participants of all abilities on the same floor at the same time, fostering a sense of unity and inclusivity.
In addition to the ABLE Games Connor & Devin partnered with TNT Kid’s Fitness to develop a revolutionary physical education curriculum called ABLE in School. Tailored for students in public or private schools ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade, plus students in a transitional program, this curriculum promotes peer-to-peer interaction and inclusivity. It is adaptable to schools of all sizes, whether in a rural or urban setting.
Choice Ready Scholarship 2024
We are thrilled to announce the availability of five scholarships valued at $1000 each as part of the ABLE Games. These scholarships are dedicated to supporting individuals actively participating in the ABLE Games, empowering them to further education or navigate transitional phases of their lives. The scholarship aims to provide crucial support to students embodying and advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Scholarship Requirements:
To be eligible for the Choice Ready Scholarship, students must meet the following criteria:
- Registered to compete in the 2024 ABLE Games in the student divisions.
- High school senior OR
- Individuals aged 18-21 enrolled in a transitional program
Due Date:
Scholarship applications must be post dated by Friday, March 22.
Scholarship Presentation
The scholarships for the recipients will be presented during the ABLE Games award ceremony, marking a momentous occasion in recognizing and celebrating the achievements of the deserving students.
2023 Recipients
Congratulations to our 2023 Scholarship winners:
- Jeff Meyer – Wyndemere
- Jake Kuchera – Wyndemere
“The best way to affect lives is through the ABLE Games, Physical Education and Vocation curriculum through ABLE in School.” Connor McGovern
