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Dwarf Soccer World Cup

Dwarf soccer goalkeeper Ethan dives to save a shot

The Dwarf Soccer World Cup brings together elite players from around the world, celebrating international competition while increasing visibility and opportunities for athletes with dwarfism.

FIPFA Power Soccer World Cup

A group of power soccer players gather around to receive a team talk from their coach.

The FIPFA Power Soccer World Cup showcases the highest level of international power soccer, bringing together the world’s top athletes for elite competition and celebration of the sport.

TEAMS Conference 2026

Action photo from an adaptive soccer clinic on an outdoor field. In the center, an amputee soccer player wearing a white "Adapt. Compete. Repeat." shirt, using forearm crutches and a lower-limb prosthesis, challenges a dwarf soccer player for the ball. Around them, several other athletes with a range of disabilities—including additional amputee players using crutches and players of short stature—take part in the small-sided game. Cones mark the playing area, while spectators, additional participants, and soccer goals are visible in the background, creating the atmosphere of a busy community soccer event.

TEAMS is one of the world’s leading conferences for sports-event organizers, destinations, and rights holders, focused on creating partnerships and growing sporting events across North America.

IFCPF CP Soccer World Cup

The world’s best cerebral palsy footballers will compete in Atlanta as nations battle for the IFCPF CP Soccer World Cup title in one of the sport’s premier international competitions.

2026 Compete Sports Network

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.

Adaptive Soccer Clinic – Vacaville, CA

Action photo from an adaptive soccer clinic on an outdoor field. In the center, an amputee soccer player wearing a white "Adapt. Compete. Repeat." shirt, using forearm crutches and a lower-limb prosthesis, challenges a dwarf soccer player for the ball. Around them, several other athletes with a range of disabilities—including additional amputee players using crutches and players of short stature—take part in the small-sided game. Cones mark the playing area, while spectators, additional participants, and soccer goals are visible in the background, creating the atmosphere of a busy community soccer event.

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.