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Inaugural Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup: A New Era in Women's Sports

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From November 4th to 11th, 2024, the city of Barranquilla, Colombia, will host the inaugural Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup—a groundbreaking milestone for both women’s sports and the world of amputee soccer. This long-awaited event will see 10 teams from across the globe compete for the first-ever title in the sport, including Colombia, Brazil, Poland, Peru, Haiti, England, Kenya, Ecuador, USA and Ukraine.
 

A Dream Realized

Just a few years ago, the idea of a Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup was only a distant dream. The sport has grown rapidly since May 2023, when the first-ever U.S. women's amputee soccer camp was held with only four participants. That  sparked a movement, leading to the creation of the U.S. Women's National Amputee Soccer Team and their first official international match against Poland in September 2023.

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Group C: USA's Journey
The U.S. Women’s Amputee Soccer Team has been placed in Group C alongside Ecuador, Ukraine, and Nigeria. They have fundraised over $100,000 to make this journey possible, a testament to the support and determination behind their mission. As they prepare to face fierce competition on the world stage, the team is fueled by the incredible momentum that has carried them through these formative months. 
 
Support the Cause
The upcoming World Cup is not just a soccer tournament; it represents a historic step forward for inclusivity in sports and a victory for women athletes around the world. The U.S. team’s journey has been inspiring, and you can continue to support them by contributing to their fundraising efforts at this link.This November, as these teams take to the field, they will inspire a new generation of athletes and fans, proving that the limits of the past can be shattered with passion, resilience, and teamwork. Let’s celebrate this incredible milestone in sports history together!
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