Northern Adapted Sports Association (NASA) was formed to help fill a gap in the community by serving as a hub for communicating adapted sport opportunities available and to help facilitate activities so that everyone may enjoy being active for life!

 

Brandy Stiles program administrator   
Currently employed as the Northern Program Coordinator for both Spinal Cord Injury BC and BC Wheelchair Sports. Brandy sustained a T11-12 spinal cord injury from a motor vehicle accident in 1998. Although not a competitive athlete, she enjoys playing a variety of adapted sports at recreational level. Her favourite activities include para badminton, swimming and kayaking. Brandy is an organiser by nature and uses these skills to provide program support.

Rob Stiles program coordinator
Growing up in London, England, Rob was very active in football (soccer), rugby, athletics and cricket. This didn’t leave much spare time but what there was, he spent watching sports. Since moving to Canada in 2004, after meeting Brandy, Rob shifted his focus to para sports and then towards coaching. As an NCCP trained coach, he leads NASA programs. He continues to pursue further training & development in all areas of coaching. Rob also remains a Liverpool FC supporter!

Riley Stiles program assistant
Although able bodied, Riley spent much of his formative years in a sport chair due to family connection, now his wheelchair skills surpass many! Riley has played wheelchair basketball for Zone 8 at three BC Winter Games, in 2018 he helped the team bring home bronze medal and was awarded a leadership bursary. Riley is also an NCCP trained wheelchair basketball coach at introduction to competition level, he is currently assistant coach with the Prince George Lumberjacks wheelchair basketball club and is aiming to join team BC at the 2023 Canada Winter Games.

   
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Rob Stiles NCCP# 6155919
Riley Stiles NCCP# 6156059
Brandy Stiles NCCP# 6086780