Register for Junior Nationals

Athletes competing in racing wheelchairs coming up the track.

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Register for Junior Nationals

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED
See you all in Metro Denver July 16-22!

Please review the Covid-19 plan for Junior Nationals before heading to Colorado.

Scholarship Opportunity

Move United is excited to partner with Paralympian Daniel Romanchuk to offer 30 scholarships in the amount of $100 per scholarship to athletes competing at the 2022 Move United Junior Nationals presented by THE HARTFORD. This scholarship is intended for athletes that are competing in track and field AND are new to Junior Nationals and/or are athletes that are traveling independently to Junior Nationals without a team.

Qualify to Compete

You can qualify for the Move United Junior Nationals presented by THE HARTFORD at a Move United Sanctioned Competition near you! View the 2022 Move United Sanctioned Competitions Calendar.

National Classification

National classification will be offered for archery, swimming, and track and field at Junior Nationals. If you require national classification, please click the appropriate link below to schedule your appointment.

Athlete Bios needed!

Athletes, please complete the Athlete Bio Form by June 27th so that we can better promote your participation at Junior Nationals.

Move United Junior Nationals Code of Conduct

Registration Fees

Athletes

Entry fees cover competition, socials & educational sessions, awards for top finishers, an event program, and an event t-shirt.

1 sport $50
2 sports $100
3 sports $150
4 + sports $175

Late registration fee: $50

Additional Fees: Daily lunch ticket $8.50, Closing Celebrating dinner ticket $25

Coaches

Entry fees will include access to coaches’ meetings and printed heat sheets, an event program, and an event t-shirt.

1+ sports: $50

Additional Fees: Daily lunch ticket $8.50, Closing Celebrating dinner ticket $25

*Coach registration will stay open through 7/20/2022. Coaches that register after 6/30/2022 are not guaranteed an event t-shirt or printed credential.

Athlete Guides

Entry fees will include an event t-shirt

*Guides are for athletes with a visual impairment, where allowed by sport rules.

1+ sports $0

Late registration fee: $0

Additional Fees: Daily lunch ticket $8.50, Welcome Ceremony dinner ticket $10, Closing Celebrating dinner ticket $25

Local Sponsorship Info
Susan Rossi, Director of Competition
240-268-5379, srossi@moveunitedsport.org

Registration, Eligibility and Sports-Specific Info
Jessie Cloy, Competition Manager
240-268-5380, jcloy@moveunitedsport.org

National Sponsorship Info
Dave Simonson, Development Director
301-217-9837, dsimonson@moveunitedsport.org

Media Relations
Shuan Butcher, Communications Manager
240-268-2180, sbutcher@moveunitedsport.org

Volunteer Oversight
Renée Lee
jrnationals@moveunitedsport.org

Participating at nationals for the athletes is truly a growth experience not only from a travel perspective but also from the aspect of being a fierce competitor on the field of play and then putting that aside and supporting, cheering on and complimenting a fellow competitor. Learning from others and respecting others and their efforts and abilities to be the best they can be.

Male athlete in racing chair participating in track and field event at junior nationals.

I love the event very much because it brings out the best in me and makes me feel stronger and more empowered. I trained hard to get here but I know I could train harder.

First day of ASUSA Junior Nationals, morning swim meet, afternoon archery, early evening shooting clinic. (Photo by Reed Hoffmann on 7/15/19) Shot with a NIKON D500, Aperture Priority, AUTO1 white balance, ISO 2000, 1/1250 at f/2.8 in multi-segment metering, +0.3 EV, Nikkor VR 300mm f/2.8G IF-ED lens at 300mm, focus mode of AF-C and Picture Control set to STANDARD. Photo copyright Reed Hoffmann.

It means we are a part of something greater and bigger than ourselves, while still being included in something that affects and encourages all of us individually.

It was a good feeling to be a part of something so big. I liked watching the athletes compete hard. I liked being with my team. I made new friends and I really liked the competition. It took a lot of practice to get there.