U.S. power soccer sets its final camp before the October World Cup
A ten-player gathering in Georgia prepares the team for Argentina, with final roster confirmation still to follow.
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What happened
U.S. Soccer has announced a September 11-15 power soccer camp in Fayetteville, Georgia, with ten players called by Tracy Mayer. The federation presents the gathering as final preparation for the October 15-24 FIPFA Powerchair Football World Cup in Argentina.
Why it matters
This is a national-team story with its own athletes, equipment and competitive structure. Covering it on those terms helps avoid treating adaptive soccer as an occasional side note to the outdoor game.
For a new supporter, learning the team and the competition is a better starting point than assuming that the rules or positions transfer directly from eleven-a-side soccer.
Context
The announcement refers to eight rostered athletes and two alternates attending the camp, with the coach solidifying the roster afterward. Camp attendance and the final World Cup squad should therefore be described precisely.
What’s next
Follow the federation’s final roster and tournament updates. Match dates should be checked against the official competition schedule before arranging a watch party, particularly where local time and U.S. time zones differ.
ASG’s interest is sustained coverage: preparation, selection and competition each deserve their own update. A camp announcement is the beginning of that sequence, not a prediction about where the United States will finish.
Illustrative cover image: Pexels. It does not document a specific match, named player or ASG product test.
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U.S. Soccer: power soccer September camp
