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Blind Soccer Clinic in Partnership with USABA

Announcement
November 5, 2025
Poster for a Blind Soccer Clinic hosted by USABA and SeattleFWC26 on Saturday, December 13, 2025. The image shows people playing blind soccer and a young girl with an adult watching.

Join the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) and the Seattle FIFA World Cup Local Organizing Committee (SeattleFWC26) for a hands-on Blind Soccer clinic and practical information session for coaches/officials/recreation leaders, a demonstration from the US National Blind Soccer Men's Team, and a short press moment spotlighting Seattle's Blind Soccer legacy.

All experience levels welcome—players who are blind or low vision, sighted goalkeepers/guides, coaches, referees/officials, PE teachers, program directors, media, community partners, and anyone interested in learning more about adaptable sports.

Event Details

Saturday, December 13

3:00 pm - 5:30 pm

Arena Sports Magnuson

Free; space is limited. All ages welcome. Must Register by Dec. 10th, 2025.

Who should attend

  • Players who are blind or low vision (any experience level).
  • Sighted Goalkeepers interested in learning/progressing (any experience level).
  • Coaches, PE teachers, and officials seeking rules, progressions, and safety.
  • Recreation leaders & facility managers exploring how to host Blind Soccer.
  • Media & community partners following Seattle’s Blind Soccer legacy.
  • Guides interested in volunteering/learning.

What you will Learn & Do

  • Try core Blind Soccer techniques: dribbling, passing, shooting, orientation, and communication.
  • Learn coaching and officiating adaptations and safety best practices.
  • Understand equipment and field setup (audible balls, eye shades, boundaries).
  • Hear how Seattle is becoming a Pacific Northwest hub for Blind Soccer—and how to get involved.

Register for Clinic

Learn More about Blind Soccer