AMERICAN AMPUTEE SOCCER ASSOCIATION

Calling all women with amputations or limb differences! ??? Join the American Amputee Soccer Association for an online meeting to learn about the U.S. Women's Amputee Soccer Program and how you can get involved. To RSVP send an email to [email protected].

Breaking barriers, one goal at a time! ??? Proud to present and demonstrate the beauty of amputee soccer at #CSM2025, the biggest gathering of physical therapy professionals in the U.S.!

We are beyond proud of Jenny Gray, a true inspiration and a shining star in the world of amputee soccer! With unwavering determination and the support of her coaches and the AASA community, Jenny has achieved something extraordinary—she scored a goal in the inaugural Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup! Her journey is a testament to resilience, hard work, and the power of teamwork. Jenny’s success on the global stage is not just a personal victory but a milestone for amputee soccer and a reminder that anything is possible with passion and support. Join us in celebrating Jenny’s incredible achievement and the bright future of amputee soccer! Let’s keep breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation of athletes. Video produced by Nigel Degraff

Rep the Red, White & Blue!? Our coaches are leading the way in U.S. Amputee Soccer gear. Want to show your support? Shop now at?usampsoccer.org/store?and be part of the movement!

Jordan Obernesser: A Star on the Rise! ?? It’s been a monumental weekend for Jordan Obernesser at the #CopaAlcalde in Costa Rica! ????? The youngest player on the U.S. Men’s National Amputee Soccer Team celebrated his first match, first start, first assist, AND first goal. This is just the beginning of an amazing career. video via Nigel Degraff

This week, we take on Costa Rica in the "Copa Alcalde." Three matches, one goal: prep for the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers. Catch the live action at Asociación Deportiva de Fútbol Amputados Costa Rica and cheer us to victory! #AmputeeSoccer #USAmputeeSoccer #SoccerForALL

Reflecting on a milestone year for the American Amputee Soccer Association, 2024 has been a year of remarkable growth. From the historic inaugural Women’s World Cup to an expanded and more successful U.S. Amputee Soccer Cup, plus the groundbreaking first full amputee soccer game at a major U.S. stadium, it’s been a year of firsts and unforgettable moments. Let’s carry this momentum into 2025 and continue to push the boundaries of the sport! Stay informed about the latest initiatives and events by visiting our website, usampsoccer.org.

We’re thrilled to welcome Sydney Coblentz and Keith Mann as the new Player Representatives on our Board of Directors, effective January 1, 2025. Sydney will represent the women’s players, and Keith will represent the men’s players, bringing invaluable perspectives to our mission. Special thanks to Nico Calabria for his incredible service as the Player Representative. Nico will now serve as a Board Member at Large, continuing to make a lasting impact on AASA. Sydney shared: “I am deeply honored to join the board and collaborate with this incredible team to empower players and grow the game.” Keith added: “I’m ready to work with Sydney and all of you to chart a future for AASA focused on inclusion, empowerment, and strengthening the community.” Let’s celebrate this milestone and look forward to an exciting year ahead! ??? #AmputeeSoccer #Teamwork #AASA

Here are the final standings from the inaugural Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup! ???? Team USA is officially the second-best women’s amputee soccer team in the world. We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the support that made this incredible journey possible—whether through donations, kind words, or likes and shares on social media. Your encouragement fuels our progress. We’re incredibly proud of how far we’ve come in such a short time and inspired by the rapid growth of women’s amputee soccer globally. Here’s to more matches, new milestones, and an even bigger second Women’s Amputee Soccer World Cup in the future! ???

Dr. Eric Lamberg has been named as a board member of the World Amputee Football Federation (WAFF) Executive Committee for the 2025-2028 term. He shared his thoughts on this new role, saying: "I am incredibly excited to be elected to the WAFF Board of Directors and to collaborate with such a dedicated executive board. Together, we will continue advancing the global growth of amputee football, creating opportunities, and inspiring communities around the world." Dr. Lamberg's extensive contributions to amputee soccer, including his leadership roles with the American Amputee Soccer Association (AASA), underscore his commitment to fostering inclusivity and athletic excellence. His vision aligns seamlessly with WAFF’s mission to elevate amputee football on a global scale, bringing athletes and communities together through this inspiring sport. This marks a significant step forward in promoting the sport and empowering athletes globally!