In the late 2000s, the French tennis federation extends its commitment to the practices of people with disabilities. After sporadic coopération with the french sports federations for people with disabilities (FFSA, FFH), it creates an pôle éducatif, social et solidaire. This device aime to promote accessibility to practice in local associations. An other device is created within the national technical direction for three high level tennis players in wheelchairs. Although the observation of similar processes in many sports federations emphasizes a coordinated action by one or two actors, the study of the french tennis federation highlights a federal action pour people with disabilities exploded in several federal sectors and by many actors. The article then is to describe the construction of a particular federal mesh to organize the practice of disabled people. It also seeks to show the differentiation of roles and positions in different actor, despite a desire to erase hierarchies and some forms of division of labor.