Wintrust Financial Campus Lots
9701 West Higgins Road
Rosemont, IL 60018

Further information such as a Site Map and Parking Options available soon.

All Teams attending this tournament must submit a legal roster of registered Athletes & Team Support Staff before the Roster Submission Deadline of August 16th 2024. For More information on the Roster Rules & Regulations and how to submit your Tournament Roster Submission Form, click the link below.

Note: All listed members on a roster must have completed their full registration for USA Wheelchair Football League 2024 Season which includes: completion of their Waivers, Code of Conduct, & Team Proposed Classification.

Learn More & Submit Your Roster Here!

Host Hotel: The Sheraton Suites Chicago O’Hare

Address: 6501 Mannheim Rd, Rosemont, IL 60018

Block Rate: $139/night + tax, includes breakfast 

How to Book:

Teams will be provided a hotel contact to book their sub-blocks.  Note: the sub-lock may only be used for team members

A link for family, friends, and fans to reserve rooms will be provided later this spring.

Move United will have information available on the classification appointments and instructions for this tournament by Summer 2024. 

FRIDAY – August 23rd

Afternoon – Equipment Drop-off

Early Evening & Evening – Officials check-In, Coaches/Captains & Officials Meetings

SATURDAY (Day 1) – August 24th 

8:00 AM – 7:00 PM – Pool Play

POOL A                                                            POOL B

Tampa Bay Buccaneers                          Chicago Bears

Arizona Cardinals                                     Birmingham Hammers

Cleveland Browns                                    New England Patriots

Green Bay Packers                                  Los Angeles Chargers

8:00 AM (Game 1): Green Bay Packers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers  – Field 1

8:00 AM (Game 2): New England Patriots vs. Birmingham Hammers – Field 2

10:00 AM (Game 3): Cleveland Browns vs. Arizona Cardinals – Field 1

10:00 AM (Game 4): Los Angeles Chargers vs. Chicago Bears – Field 2

12:00 PM (Game 5): Cleveland Browns vs. Green Bay Packers – Field 1

12:00 PM (Game 6): Los Angeles Chargers vs. Birmingham Hammers – Field 2

2:00 – 3:00 PM: Lunch Break

3:00 PM (Game 7): Arizona Cardinals vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Field 1

3:00 PM (Game 8): Birmingham Hammers vs. Chicago Bears – Field 2

3:00 PM (Game 9): Los Angeles Chargers vs. New England Patriots – Field 3

5:00 PM (Game 10): Cleveland Browns vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Field 1

5:00 PM (Game 11): New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears- Field 2

5:00 PM (Game 12): Green Bay Packers vs. Arizona Cardinals – Field 3

SUNDAY (Day 2) – August 25th 

8:00 AM – 3:00 PM – Re-Seeded Cross Play & Championship Game

8:00 AM (Game 13): Pool B Seed 2 vs. Pool A Seed 1 – Field 1

• Winner Heads to Game 17 (Championship)/Loser Heads to Game 18

8:00 AM (Game 14): Pool A Seed 2 vs. Pool B Seed 1 –Field 2

• Winner Heads to Game 17 (Championship)/Loser Heads to Game 18

10:00 AM (Game 15): Pool B Seed 4 vs. Pool A Seed 3  – Field 1

10:00 AM (Game 16): Pool A Seed 4 vs. Pool B Seed 3 – Field 2

12:00 – 1:00 PM: Lunch Break

1:00 PM (Game 17): Championship Game – Winner of Game 14 vs. Winner of Game 13 – Field 1

• Winner is 1st Place/Loser is 2nd Place in Tournament

1:00 PM (Game 18): Loser of Game 13 vs. Loser of Game 14 – Field 2

• Winner is 3rd Place/Loser is 4th Place in Tournament

The Chicagoland USAWFL Tournament hosted by Great Lakes Adaptive Sports will have 8 teams in attendance.

• Arizona Cardinals Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Ability360
• Birmingham Hammers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Lakeshore Foundation
• Chicago Bears Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Greater Lakes Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA)
• Cleveland Browns Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Adaptive Sports Ohio
• Green Bay Packers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association (WASA)
• Los Angeles Chargers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Move United
• New England Patriots Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Adaptive Sports New England
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Hillsborough County Adaptive Sports

Interested in signing up to volunteer at the Chicago Tournament? Email: Volunteer@glasa.org for more information on registration.

For an overview of all the key volunteer roles see the information below:

Game role volunteer sessions will typically consist of at least 2 full games. Please refer to the local organizing volunteer coordinator for specific volunteer session details for this tournament.

SET-UP:

Volunteer will help with set up of the tournament, including marking of fields, setting up banners and signage, packing and unpacking, and check-in of tournament equipment.

• Physical Skills Required: Highly physical role. Volunteer may need to lift up to 50 lbs.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for organized and motivated volunteers who are comfortable with following instructions on-site to assist with creating a first-class atmosphere for USAWFL athletes.
• Number of Roles: 15-20 per session
• Time Commitment:  Friday 10 AM – 2:00 PM

DOWNS PERSON:

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept for seasonal posterity using the scoring sheets provided. A sample scoring and stats sheet will be provided on-site for reference to assist the volunteer.

• Physical Skills Required: Minimally physical role. Must be able to hold up the down marker (approx. 8 lbs.) for the length of a game. May be done seated or standing.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is semi-knowledgeable in football rules and understands the basics of down management.
• Number of Roles: 1 slot per session, per field 

BALL PERSON:

Volunteer will ensure officials always have access to at least one ball on the field and one on the sidelines ready to come into play.

• Physical Skills Required: Minimally physical role. Must be able to track down balls that come off the field of play and get balls to the lead official quickly to keep game play moving.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who wants to be near the action.
• Number of Roles: 2 slots per session, per field

SCORER’S TABLE (TIMER/SCORE):

Volunteer will ensure games run smoothly by running the game clock and keeping score on provided scoreboards. Volunteer will also assist the stats keeping volunteer as appropriate.

• Physical Skills Required: Mostly seated role.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is comfortable with football rules and timing and is able to pay close attention to officials during game play.
• Number of Roles: 1-2 slots per session, per field

SCORER’S TABLE (STAT’S KEEPER):

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept for seasonal posterity using the scoring sheets provided. A sample scoring and stats sheet will be provided on-site for reference to assist the volunteer.

• Physical Skills Required: Mostly seated role. 
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is semi-knowledgeable in football rules and basic stats and can stay focused during the length of a game.
• Number of Roles: 1 slot per session, per field 

The 2024 Chicagoland USAWFL Tournament is hosted by GLASA.

The Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in the Chicagoland community. GLASA provides a continuum of 20+ developmental to elite level adaptive sports locally while also providing programming to athletes in thirty states. GLASA believes that quality of life should never be limited by a physical or visual disability. GLASA proudly serves as a chapter of Move United. More information about GLASA can be found at https://www.GLASA.org.

National Sport Center
1750 105th Ave. NE
Blaine, MN 55449

Further information such as a Site Map and Parking Options available soon.

All Teams attending this tournament must submit a legal roster of registered Athletes & Team Support Staff before the Roster Submission Deadline of September 6th 2024. For More information on the Roster Rules & Regulations and how to submit your Tournament Roster Submission Form, click the link below.

Note: All listed members on a roster must have completed their full registration for USA Wheelchair Football League 2024 Season which includes: completion of their Waivers, Code of Conduct, & Team Proposed Classification.

Learn More & Submit Your Roster Here!

Move United will have lodging information available in late spring 2024. 

Move United will have information available on the classification appointments and instructions for this tournament by Summer 2024. 

Full schedule with team matchups will be provided the week of August 26th after all teams have competed in at least 1 tournament. A visual representation of the tournament flow can be viewed by clicking here.

FRIDAY – August 23rd

Afternoon – Equipment Drop-off

Early Evening & Evening – Officials check-In, Coaches/Captains & Officials Meetings

SATURDAY (Day 1) – August 24th 

8:00 AM – 7:00 PM – Pool Play

Pool A Teams                                                 Pool B Teams                                            Pool C Teams                     

A – Seed 1 (A1)                                             B – Seed 1 (B1)                                         C – Seed 1 (C1)

A – Seed 2 (A2)                                           B – Seed 2 (B2)                                        C – Seed 2 (C2)

A – Seed 3 (A3)                                           B – Seed 3 (B3)                                        C – Seed 3 (C3)

8:00 AM (Game 1): A1 vs. A3 – Field 1

8:00 AM (Game 2) : B1 vs. B3 – Field 2

8:00 AM (Game 3): C1 vs. C3 – Field 3

10:00 AM (Game 4): A2 vs. A1 – Field 1

10:00 AM (Game 5): B2 vs. B1 – Field 2

10:00 AM (Game 6): C2 vs. C1 – Field 3

12:00 PM (Game 7): A3 vs. A2 – Field 1

12:00 PM (Game 8): B3 vs. B2 – Field 2

12:00 PM (Game 9): C3 vs. C2 – Field 3

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM – Lunch Break: Re-Seeding of Pools

3:00 PM (Game 10): Pool Cross Play – Pool A Seed 1 vs. Pool B Seed 2 – Field 1 (Playoff)

3:00 PM (Game 11): Pool Cross Play – Pool C Seed 1 vs. Pool A Seed 2 – Field 2 (Playoff)

3:00 PM (Game 12): Pool Cross Play – Pool A Seed 3 vs. Pool C Seed 3 – Field 3 (Wildcard)

5:00 PM (Game 13): Pool Cross Play – Pool B Seed 1 vs. Pool C Seed 2 – Field 1 (Playoff)

5:00 PM (Game 14): Pool Cross Play – Pool A Seed 3 vs. Pool B Seed 3 – Field 2 (Wildcard)

Day 1 Notes:

• 1st Seed of Playoff Games Heads to Game 19 (Championship) 
• 2nd and 3rd Seed of Playoff Games Head to Game 15
• 1st Seed of Wildcard Games Heads to Game 17
• 2nd and 3rd Seed in Wildcard Games Head to Game 18

SUNDAY (Day 2) – August 25th 

8:00 AM – 2:00 PM – Seeded Play & Championship Game

8:00 AM (Game 15): Playoff Seed 2 vs. Playoff Seed 3 – Field 1

• Winner heads to Championship/Loser is 3rd Place in Tournament

8:00 AM (Game 16): Playoff Seed 4 vs. Playoff Seed 5 – Field 2

• Winner is 4th Place/Loser is 5th Place in Tournament

10:00 AM (Game 17):  Playoff Seed 6 vs.  Wildcard Seed 1 – Field 1

• Winner is 6th Place/Loser is 7th Place in Tournament

10:00 AM (Game 18): Wildcard Seed 2 vs. Wildcard Seed 3 – Field 2

• Winner is 8th Place/Loser is 9th Place in Tournament

12:00 PM (Game 19): Championship Game – Playoff Seed 1  vs. Winner of Game 15 – Field 2

• Winner is 1st Place/Loser is 2nd Place in Tournament 

Day 2 Notes:

• Winner of Game 15 Heads to Game 19, Loser is 3rd Place in Tournament

The Minneapolis USAWFL Tournament hosted by Move United in partnership with Courage Kenny Rehabilitation will have 9 teams in attendance.

• Buffalo Bills Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Greater Buffalo Adaptive Sports
• Chicago Bears Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Greater Lakes Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA)
• Cleveland Browns Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Adaptive Sports Ohio
• Dallas Cowboys Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by RISE Adaptive Sports
• Green Bay Packers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association (WASA)
• Kansas City Chiefs Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Midwest Adaptive Sports
• Las Vegas Raiders Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation
• Los Angeles Chargers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Move United
• New Orleans Saints Wheelchair Football Team
  • • sponsored by S.M.C.L.

Interested in signing up to volunteer at the Minneapolis Tournament? Email: Ali at Allison.Brickner@allina.com for more information on registration.

For an overview of all the key volunteer roles see the information below:

Game role volunteer sessions will typically consist of at least 2 full games. Please refer to the local organizing volunteer coordinator for specific volunteer session details for this tournament.

SET-UP:

Volunteer will help with set up of the tournament, including marking of fields, setting up banners and signage, packing and unpacking, and check-in of tournament equipment.

• Physical Skills Required: Highly physical role. Volunteer may need to lift up to 50 lbs.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for organized and motivated volunteers who are comfortable with following instructions on-site to assist with creating a first-class atmosphere for USAWFL athletes.
• Number of Roles: 15-20 per session
• Time Commitment:  Friday 10 AM – 2:00 PM

DOWNS PERSON:

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept for seasonal posterity using the scoring sheets provided. A sample scoring and stats sheet will be provided on-site for reference to assist the volunteer.

• Physical Skills Required: Minimally physical role. Must be able to hold up the down marker (approx. 8 lbs.) for the length of a game. May be done seated or standing.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is semi-knowledgeable in football rules and understands the basics of down management.
• Number of Roles: 1 slot per session, per field 

BALL PERSON:

Volunteer will ensure officials always have access to at least one ball on the field and one on the sidelines ready to come into play.

• Physical Skills Required: Minimally physical role. Must be able to track down balls that come off the field of play and get balls to the lead official quickly to keep game play moving.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who wants to be near the action.
• Number of Roles: 2 slots per session, per field

SCORER’S TABLE (TIMER/SCORE):

Volunteer will ensure games run smoothly by running the game clock and keeping score on provided scoreboards. Volunteer will also assist the stats keeping volunteer as appropriate.

• Physical Skills Required: Mostly seated role.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is comfortable with football rules and timing and is able to pay close attention to officials during game play.
• Number of Roles: 1-2 slots per session, per field

SCORER’S TABLE (STAT’S KEEPER):

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept for seasonal posterity using the scoring sheets provided. A sample scoring and stats sheet will be provided on-site for reference to assist the volunteer.

• Physical Skills Required: Mostly seated role. 
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is semi-knowledgeable in football rules and basic stats and can stay focused during the length of a game.
• Number of Roles: 1 slot per session, per field 

The 2024 Minneapolis Tournament is hosted by Move United in partnership with Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute

Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Adaptive Sports and Recreation offers a wide variety of recreational and competitive sports programs for youth and adults in the Twin Cities metropolitan area.

They partner with people of all ages and abilities to pursue their goals to live, work, learn and play by providing adaptive sports and recreation programs. These activities, sports, and programs are adapted to enhance participants’ independence, improve self-confidence and encourage an active, healthy lifestyle. They also host a number of special events that provide unique opportunities to learn and experience adaptive sports and recreation.

Learn more at: https://account.allinahealth.org/services/184#aboutThisService

Llama Lot
900 E Fremont St.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Further information such as a Site Map and Parking Options available soon.

All Teams attending this tournament must submit a legal roster of registered Athletes & Team Support Staff before the Roster Submission Deadline of October 11th 2024. For More information on the Roster Rules & Regulations and how to submit your Tournament Roster Submission Form, click the link below.

Note: All listed members on a roster must have completed their full registration for USA Wheelchair Football League 2024 Season which includes: completion of their Waivers, Code of Conduct, & Team Proposed Classification.

Learn More & Submit Your Roster Here!

Move United will have lodging information available in late spring 2024. 

Full schedule with team matchups will be provided the week of August 26th after all teams have competed in at least 1 tournament.

FRIDAY – October 18th

Afternoon – Equipment Drop-off

Early Evening & Evening – Officials check-In, Coaches/Captains & Officials Meetings

SATURDAY (Day 1) – October 19th 

7:45 AM – 6:45 PM – Pool Play

POOL A                                                       POOL B

A Seed 1 – A1                                          B Seed 1 – B1

A Seed 2 – A2                                        B Seed 2 – B2

A Seed 3 – A3                                        B Seed 3 – B3

A Seed 4 – A4                                        B Seed 4 – B4

7:45 AM (Game 1): A1 vs. A4 – Field 1

7:45 AM (Game 2): B1 vs. B4 – Field 2

9:45 AM (Game 3): A2 vs. A3 – Field 1

9:45 AM (Game 4): B2 vs. B3 – Field 2

11:45 AM – 12:45 PM: Lunch Break

12:45 PM (Game 5): A1 vs. A3 – Field 1

12:45 PM (Game 6): B1 vs. B3 – Field 2

2:45 PM (Game 7): A2 vs. A4 – Field 1

2:45 PM (Game 8): B2 vs. B4 – Field 2

4:45 PM (Game 9): A1 vs. A2 – Field 1

4:45 PM (Game 10): B1 vs. B2 – Field 2

SUNDAY (Day 2) – October 20th

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM – End of Pool Play, Re-Seeded Cross Play & Championship Game

8:00 AM (Game 11): A3 vs. A4 – Field 1

8:00 AM (Game 12): B3 vs. B4 – Field 2

End of Pool Play, Re-Seeded Cross Play Starts

10:00 AM (Game 13): Pool A Re-Seed 1 vs. Pool B Re-Seed 2 – Field 1

• Winner Heads to Game 17 (Championship)/Loser Heads to Game 18

10:00 AM (Game 14): Pool B Re-Seed 1 vs. Pool A Re-Seed 2 –Field 2

• Winner Heads to Game 17 (Championship)/Loser Heads to Game 18

12:00 PM (Game 15): Pool A Re-Seed 3 vs. Pool B Re-Seed 4 – Field 1

12:00 PM (Game 16): Pool B Re-Seed 3 vs. Pool A Re-Seed 4 – Field 2

2:00 PM (Game 17): Championship Game – Winner of Game 13 vs. Winner of Game 14 – Field 1

• Winner is 1st Place/Loser is 2nd Place in Tournament

2:00 PM (Game 18): Loser of Game 13 vs. Loser of Game 14 – Field 2

• Winner is 3rd Place/Loser is 4th Place in Tournament

The Las Vegas USAWFL Tournament hosted by City of Las Vegas – Adaptive Recreation will have 8 teams in attendance.

• Birmingham Hammers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Lakeshore Foundation
• Chicago Bears Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by GLASA
• Dallas Cowboys Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by RISE Adaptive Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Midwest Adaptive Sports
• Las Vegas Raiders Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by City of Las Vegas Parks & Recreation
• Los Angeles Rams Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Angel City Sports
• New Orleans Saints Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by S.M.C.L.
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wheelchair Football Team
  • sponsored by Hillsborough County Adaptive Sports

Interested in signing up to volunteer at the Las Vegas Tournament? Email: Ashlynn at awerner@lasvegasnevada.gov for more information on registration.

For an overview of all the key volunteer roles see the information below:

Game role volunteer sessions will typically consist of at least 2 full games. Please refer to the local organizing volunteer coordinator for specific volunteer session details for this tournament.

SET-UP:

Volunteer will help with set up of the tournament, including marking of fields, setting up banners and signage, packing and unpacking, and check-in of tournament equipment.

• Physical Skills Required: Highly physical role. Volunteer may need to lift up to 50 lbs.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for organized and motivated volunteers who are comfortable with following instructions on-site to assist with creating a first-class atmosphere for USAWFL athletes.
• Number of Roles: 15-20 per session
• Time Commitment:  Friday 10 AM – 2:00 PM

DOWNS PERSON:

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept for seasonal posterity using the scoring sheets provided. A sample scoring and stats sheet will be provided on-site for reference to assist the volunteer.

• Physical Skills Required: Minimally physical role. Must be able to hold up the down marker (approx. 8 lbs.) for the length of a game. May be done seated or standing.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is semi-knowledgeable in football rules and understands the basics of down management.
• Number of Roles: 1 slot per session, per field 

BALL PERSON:

Volunteer will ensure officials always have access to at least one ball on the field and one on the sidelines ready to come into play.

• Physical Skills Required: Minimally physical role. Must be able to track down balls that come off the field of play and get balls to the lead official quickly to keep game play moving.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who wants to be near the action.
• Number of Roles: 2 slots per session, per field

SCORER’S TABLE (TIMER/SCORE):

Volunteer will ensure games run smoothly by running the game clock and keeping score on provided scoreboards. Volunteer will also assist the stats keeping volunteer as appropriate.

• Physical Skills Required: Mostly seated role.
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is comfortable with football rules and timing and is able to pay close attention to officials during game play.
• Number of Roles: 1-2 slots per session, per field

SCORER’S TABLE (STAT’S KEEPER):

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept for seasonal posterity using the scoring sheets provided. A sample scoring and stats sheet will be provided on-site for reference to assist the volunteer.

• Physical Skills Required: Mostly seated role. 
• Key Role Assets: Best suited for a volunteer who is semi-knowledgeable in football rules and basic stats and can stay focused during the length of a game.
• Number of Roles: 1 slot per session, per field 

The mission of the city of Las Vegas is to provide residents, visitors and the business community with the highest quality municipal services in an efficient, courteous manner and to enhance the quality of life through planning and visionary leadership. This mission sets the foundation for the Department of Parks and Recreation in their efforts to provide programs and services that foster community pride and an improved quality of life through recreation, education, outreach and community services that promotes healthy lifestyles and sustainable neighborhoods.

Learn More here: https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/Government/Departments/Parks-Recreation/Adaptive-Recreation