Torrevieja hosts the 2025 Spanish Individual Paralympic Boccia Club Championship this weekend.

This Wednesday morning, June 11, the 2025 SPANISH PARALYMPIC INDIVIDUAL BOCCIA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP was presented. It will be held on June 14 and 15 at the Tavi y Carmona Sports Palace. Diana Box, Councilor for Sports; Antonio Ranchal, Technical Director of the Spanish Sports Federation
of people with cerebral palsy and acquired brain injury (FEDPC); and Ramón Simón, head of the championship's organization, presented this boccia event, which is the highest national competition.

This competition will feature the 37 best boccia players in the national rankings, serving as a prelude to the European Championship in Zagreb, which will be held from July 8 to 16, 2025. The Championship will also feature 40 coaches from all over Spain. Ten boccia playing fields will be set up in the
Sports Palace.

The preliminary rounds will be played on Saturday, June 14, and the semifinals and finals will be held on Sunday, June 15.

This Spanish championship can be streamed live on the YouTube channel of the Spanish Federation of Sports for People with Cerebral Palsy and Acquired Brain Injury (FEDPC).

Boccia, similar to petanque, has been a Paralympic sport since 1984 and is practiced by wheelchair users with cerebral palsy, brain injuries, or severe physical disabilities. It can be thrown with the hand, foot, or mouth, requiring great skill, technique, and strategy. Boccia aims to introduce people with severe disabilities to the sport, allowing for variations in its throwing.