Bee Able: Inclusive Basketball Arrives in Donceel

The Les Templiers Sports Centre is hosting a sports project open to everyone, able-bodied and disabled individuals, starting this October.

Generic image of a basketball with a subtle honeycomb pattern on a wooden floor.
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Generic image of a basketball with a subtle honeycomb pattern on a wooden floor.

Since this October, the Les Templiers Sports Centre in Donceel has been hosting the « Bee Able » project, an Inclusive Basketball team launched by Cap’Able ASBL, open to everyone.

Inspired by Baskin, Inclusive Basketball adapts its rules and environment to the players. With multiple baskets and roles tailored to each individual, it fosters total inclusivity: for all ages (children, teens, adults, seniors), for both able-bodied individuals and those with disabilities (motor, cognitive), and for beginners as well as experienced players. The aim is to create an environment where every role matters and every player contributes their strength to the collective, embodying the spirit of the hive.
The Bee Able team is actively seeking new members. They are looking for players of all profiles, volunteers for coaching, logistics, or reception (no experience required), as well as coaches, referees, or basketball enthusiasts to share their expertise.
The initiative invites the public to come and try, support, or simply discover this wonderful human and sporting endeavor. Sessions take place once a week, on Saturdays, at the Les Templiers Sports Centre in Donceel.
For more information and registrations, please contact Stéphanie Lurkin at 0477/46.77.34 or via email at beeable@capableasbl.be. The project's websites are www.capableasbl.be and www.beeable.be.
Based on information from the official source: GAL Jesuishesbignon.be (Hesbaye) (13/10/2026)