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The University of Connecticut's men's soccer program reveals an eight‑player signing class that spans four continents, underscoring a strategic push to recruit talent with varied competitive experiences.
The first soccer training camp for female amputees in South America was held in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, gathering nearly three dozen women from ten countries. Organized by the World Amputee Football Federation, the camp prepared participants for the 2027 Women's Amputee Football World Cup, focusing on balance, coordination and skill development.
The first South American camp for female amputees gathered nearly three dozen athletes from ten countries, offering intensive training ahead of the 2027 Women’s Amputee Football World Cup in Poland.
Nearly three dozen women from ten countries gathered in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, to prepare for the upcoming 2027 Women's Amputee Football World Cup, blending intensive skill work with community building.
Nearly three dozen female amputees from ten South American countries gathered in Santa Cruz for an intensive training camp, coached by elite U.S. players, as they chase a dream of competing in the inaugural Women’s Amputee Football World Cup slated for 2027.
From Santa Cruz to the fields of Poland, female amputees from across South America are honing their skills without prosthetics, driven by personal stories and a growing push for inclusive sport.