The New York Times Features the U.S. National Men's Amputee Soccer Team
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Photo By José A. Alvarado Jr.
The beautiful game is getting some major, well-deserved national attention. The New York Times just published a dedicated feature highlighting the incredible journey, elite athletic talent, and growing momentum behind the U.S. Men's National Amputee Soccer Team as the squad prepares for the upcoming World Cup in Mexico.
For everyone in the American Amputee Soccer Association family, this coverage marks a huge milestone. It is a powerful validation of the relentless hard work our athletes, coaches, and staff put in every day to elevate adaptive sports on the global stage.
What the Feature Highlights:
The Path to the World Cup: A close look at Team USA's intense preparation and elite mindset as they build toward competing at the absolute pinnacle of international competition in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico, this November.
Elite Athleticism on Display: The piece captures the speed, tactical precision, and sheer physical demands of amputee soccer, shattering old stereotypes and showcasing these players as the world-class athletes they are.
Growing the Movement: Insight into how international showcases and increased visibility are helping the AASA expand grassroots programming, build regional teams, and inspire the next generation of players with limb differences.
Read the full story on The New York Times.