Explore our calendar of adaptive soccer events, trainings, and community gatherings.
TEAMS: TRAVEL, EVENTS AND MANAGEMENT IN SPORTS, is the world’s leading conference and expo for the sports-event industry. Presented by SportsTravel, and hosted by the Greater Columbus Sports Commission, TEAMS ’25 will be held October 13–16 in Columbus, Ohio. Launched in 1998, TEAMS draws more than 1,300 participants including CEOs, executive directors and event managers from sports organizations as well as [...]
The Little Legs Big Heart Foundation is set to host its Second Annual Skeletal Dysplasia Conference: Connecting Hearts, Minds & Medicine, taking place October 23–26, 2025, in West Palm Beach, Florida. Following the success of its inaugural year, which welcomed 188 attendees, the Foundation is returning with an even larger gathering—promising more impact, more connection, [...]
UASA’s national Adaptive Soccer Education Event brings together coaches, referees, pathway leaders, and adaptive sport professionals from across the country for one of the most collaborative disability soccer gatherings in the U.S. Hosted in partnership with U.S. Soccer and Explore Seattle Southside, the event provides cross-pathway education for Amputee, Dwarf, Power, IDD, Blind, and Deaf [...]
On Saturday, December 13, 2025, U.S. Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) and SeattleFWC26 are hosting a free Blind Soccer Clinic at Arena Sports Magnuson (7751 63rd Ave NE, Seattle) from 3:00–5:30 PM. The clinic offers a unique opportunity to experience Blind Soccer — a fast-paced, adapted version of soccer designed for players who are blind [...]
To close the Education Event weekend, UASA will host a Sunday Community Adaptive Soccer Clinic designed for local athletes with any disability. This welcoming session offers an introduction to adaptive soccer through hands-on activities, small-sided games, and demonstrations from national pathway coaches and players. Athletes of all experience levels - whether new to the sport [...]
United Adaptive Soccer Association (UASA) will have a confirmed presence at the United Soccer Coaches Convention, taking place January 14–17. UASA will be featured as the only disability soccer organization represented in the exhibit hall, with a dedicated booth throughout the convention. In addition to the exhibit presence, UASA will participate in two confirmed program [...]
The U.S. Soccer Annual General Meeting (AGM) is the Federation’s premier annual governance event, bringing together member organizations, leaders, councils, and stakeholders from across the U.S. soccer ecosystem. The 2026 AGM will take place February 19–22, 2026 at The Westin Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta, GA. U.S. Soccer AGM+1 Designed for delegates, alternates, guests, and community [...]
The Sports ETA Symposium is the premier annual gathering of the Sports Events & Tourism Association, bringing together leaders from across the sports tourism industry for education, networking, and business development. Taking place April 20–23, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada, the event is expected to host over 1,000 industry professionals, including destination leaders, event rights [...]
The inaugural New England Amputee Soccer Open Cup brings together 40+ athletes from across the country for two days of competitive tournament play, community clinics, and coaching/referee education. Designed as a development-focused event, the Open Cup builds community, maximizes playing time, and prepares athletes for the AASA U.S. Amputee Soccer Cup. Tournament Format In addition [...]
Join UASA and Made For More Inc. in Connecticut for a Power Soccer Clinic and Adaptive Soccer Coaching Course, helping grow adaptive soccer for athletes and coaches.
UASA President Joslynn Bigelow will present Uncomfortable on Purpose at the 2026 Compete Sports Network Sports Business Conference, challenging attendees to rethink access and inclusion in sport.
Join the United Adaptive Soccer Association for a free community adaptive soccer clinic in Vacaville, California, on July 18, 2026. Open to athletes with disabilities of all ages and genders, as well as coaches, referees, volunteers, and families, the clinic features adaptive soccer activities, amputee soccer, and opportunities to grow the game.