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The American Amputee Soccer Association (AASA) is proud to announce that our athlete, 14-year-old Liam Fanning, was recently featured by Fox News, where he provided a moving account of his continued passion for soccer following his amputation. In 2018, Liam was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in his knee, a bone cancer that typically affects young people. The then-7-year-old began chemo treatment at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where he and his family were told Liam's

What started with an electric bike in a parking lot turned into a powerful connection between U.S. soccer star Kellyn Acosta and the U.S....

Source: RochesterFirst Darren Wynne  has always been passionate about soccer, but now his journey has taken a unique turn. The local...

From overcoming personal challenges to proudly representing the U.S. at the inaugural Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup, Katie Bondy’s...

At just 14 years old, Liam Fanning is already proving that age is just a number when it comes to determination, skill, and heart. This...

History was made in Boise, Idaho, as the American Amputee Soccer Association (AASA) teamed up with the Challenged Athletes Foundation ...

WCVB Channel 5 Boston recently aired a powerful segment on Kelvin Jimenez, a rising athlete whose journey into amputee soccer has...

Boston 25 highlights the upcoming Revolution Amputee Soccer vs Metro NY amputee soccer match at Gillette Stadium. They also speak with...

This week Kim invites WCVB's Josh Brogadir into the studio to cohost the show! The two bring on Kevin Chambers from The New England...