International · FIPFA World Cup 2026
Cameron Broyles is in Buenos Aires for the 2026 FIPFA World Cup—the biggest stage in power soccer—supporting Team USA and taking in the world's best up close.
Sunday, October 18, 2026 · Tournament · October 15–24, 2026
Parque Olímpico · Buenos Aires, Argentina
Event 1 of 1: 2026 FIPFA World Cup — Buenos Aires
Freedom Power Soccer Foundation
We celebrate the dynamic sport of power soccer and the extraordinary athletes who redefine what it means to be competitive — covering the equipment, gym, league, and travel costs so no family ever pays out of pocket.
100%
Athlete Costs Covered
gym · equipment · league · travel
501(c)(3)
Registered Nonprofit
every gift is tax-deductible
3
Teams Supported
Rapids · Thunder · Cheyenne
Nationals
Every Year
US Power Soccer Championships
Our Mission
Power soccer is the only competitive team sport designed for athletes who use power wheelchairs. The Freedom Power Soccer Foundation exists to remove every barrier between those athletes and the game — funding equipment, securing gyms, and coaching new teams from grassroots to nationally competitive squads.
What We Do
Everything an athlete or team needs to compete — provided by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit built by power soccer people.
As a 501(c)(3) organization, FPSF collects and distributes funding along with specialized equipment to support wheelchair athletes and teams. We provide a range of resources—from high-performance wheelchairs and goal posts to jerseys and essential replacement parts—ensuring our athletes have the necessary tools for success.
Recognizing that every athlete's needs are unique, we offer both shared team resources and individual grants. Our support includes personalized chair configurations, addressing adjustments in seating, joysticks, programming, and strapping, to optimize each athlete's performance on the field.
Leveraging our extensive experience, we help teams build strong foundations from the ground up. Our comprehensive guidance includes outreach initiatives through demos and media, mentorship in coaching and leadership, and strategic advice on equipment selection, funding assistance, and navigating league rules.
We assist teams in securing recurring venues by partnering with local gyms and community facilities, ensuring reliable locations for both practice and competition. Additionally, FPSF provides financial backing for tournament participation by covering expenses such as travel, batteries, registration fees, team insurance, and replacement parts—removing financial barriers and empowering athletes to compete at their best.
Our future initiatives focus on nurturing new teams from grassroots programs to nationally competitive squads. We are dedicated to building a robust network across Colorado and beyond, and for teams advancing to national competitions, we offer comprehensive planning and coordination support to navigate extended travel and logistical challenges.
Our Teams
From a national-level competitive squad to a brand-new program launching in Wyoming.
Lakewood, Colorado
Our flagship national-level team. The Rolling Rapids compete at the highest level of the sport and qualify for the US Power Soccer National Championships in Fort Wayne, Indiana every year. 2026 Presidents Cup champions, now competing in the Champions Conference.
Visit team site →Colorado
Our development squad, where newer athletes learn the game, build skills, and grow into competitive play — the pipeline that keeps power soccer strong in Colorado.
The Beast Gym · Cheyenne, WY
A brand-new series of open practices and demonstrations bringing power soccer to Wyoming for the first time. No experience needed — sport chairs available to try. Led by Coach Brian Broyles.
Read the announcement →From the Blog
Game rules, program news, and previews from the court.
Sport wheelchairs run up to $11,000. Batteries, tournament travel, gym time — it adds up fast. Your tax-deductible gift goes straight to the athletes, so families never pay out of pocket.
