What DeafMonitor covers
The Sports page is the live feed: football, basketball, soccer, baseball, swimming, track and field, hockey, Deaflympics, and esports, with filters for college, high school, and community levels. Stories are aggregated and credited — we do not replace the reporters covering Deaf athletes.
Scores is the board for live and final results from NDIAA schools, college, USADB, NSAD, and grassroots tournaments. Huddle is the free organizer toolkit that puts those games on the board. Sports gatherings also sit on the community events calendar.
For history and how the Games work, the wiki article Deaf Sports & the Deaflympics covers the 1924 International Silent Games, eligibility, visual signals, and notable athletes. For the wider Deaf media picture, see our guide to the best Deaf and ASL news sites.
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Live Sports
The ongoing Deaf sports feed: basketball, Deaflympics, college, high school, and more. Filter by sport, then open the original publisher.
Open Live Sports →Scores
Live and final scores from NDIAA schools, college, USADB, NSAD, and grassroots tournaments, in one board.
Open Scores →Events
The Deaf community events calendar, including sports gatherings, conferences, and online programs.
Open Events →Huddle
Free tools for Deaf sports organizations to put their own games on the scoreboard.
Open Huddle →Deaflympics wiki
How the Deaflympics work, why Deaf sport stays its own movement, and notable Deaf athletes.
Open Deaflympics wiki →News guide
An honest guide to Deaf and ASL news sites, including where sports scores fit in a daily routine.
Open News guide →Latest sports stories
A short guest preview of the Sports feed. Join Free to follow more Deaf sports, including USADB basketball and Deaflympics coverage.
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Common questions
Where can I follow USADB and Deaf basketball news?
Start on DeafMonitor’s Sports page and choose the Basketball filter. USADB games and Deaf basketball stories surface there as they are published, and every card links back to the original outlet. Live and final USADB scores live on the Deaf sports scoreboard. Guests get a short preview; a free account unlocks more of the feed.
Where can I find Deaflympics news coverage?
DeafMonitor’s Sports page has a Deaflympics filter for Games coverage and Deaf athletes. For background on the Games themselves — from the 1924 International Silent Games onward — see Deaf Sports & the Deaflympics in The Deaf World wiki. Sports gatherings also appear on the events calendar.
What Deaf sports does DeafMonitor cover?
The Sports feed covers football, basketball, soccer, baseball, swimming, track and field, hockey, Deaflympics, and esports, with a focus on Deaf athletes, Deaf schools, and college programs. The scoreboard tracks NDIAA schools, college, USADB, NSAD, and grassroots tournaments. We gather stories from across the web and credit each publisher.
How do I follow live Deaf sports scores?
Open the Deaf sports scoreboard for live and final scores. Deaf sports organizations can put their own games on the board with Huddle, which is free for every Deaf sports organization. Score updates also show on the Sports page.
Where can I find ASL sports highlights and Deaf athletes?
When sports stories include ASL or captioned video, they appear on Signing Screen alongside other Deaf-created video. Athlete news and results stay on Sports and Scores. DeafMonitor points you to the original publisher or creator rather than replacing them.
A note on coverage. DeafMonitor is a place to find Deaf sports news, not a replacement for the people reporting it. When USADB, Deaf basketball, or Deaflympics stories appear, they show up here with a link back to the outlet that published them.