WestWorld of Scottsdale (Field site)
16001 N Pima Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

Click here to view a map of the field site!

All teams attending this tournament must submit a tournament roster that includes the team’s travel plans and a legal roster of registered athletes and team support staff.

Phoenix Tournament Rosters are due by COB Wednesday August 26th. 

Click here to submit your tournament roster!

Note:  For an athlete or team support staff to be listed on a team’s roster, they must have completed their 2026 season registration, waivers, and proposed classification documentation. Curious on the difference between a person who is “registered” vs. “rostered”? Click here to find our season registration FAQ’s!

Tournament Host Hotel
Embassy Suites Phoenix Scottsdale
4415 E. Paradise Village Parkway S.
Phoenix, AZ 85032

Room Rate: $139/night + taxes & fees. (Rooming lists due 8/20)
Breakfast Included (6:00 – 9:00 AM Mon-Fri & 7:00 – 10:00 AM Sat-Sun)
Self-Parking Fee of $10/night for rooms (discounted from $18/night for rooms booked through our group)

Move United will host medical classification appointments at the 2026 Phoenix tournament on Friday Morning/Evening and Saturday morning with observations on Saturday and Saturday afternoon.

After the 2026 season registration has closed, Move United will reach out to team leadership to provide a list of athletes who are eligible for an appointment. Teams will then be able to assign athletes based off the available appointment slots below.

Friday – Room 1                                                    Friday – Room 2

10:00 AM – Jawara Brown                                 10:00 AM – Brittany Johnson

10:30 AM – Nickolas Pryor                               10:30 AM – Patrick Tubaugh

11:00 AM – Sean Workman                                11:00 AM – Tevin Macklin

11:30 AM – Jody Bennet                                     11:30 AM – Nikko Olalia

12:00 PM – Calixtro Garcia                                12:00 PM – Arthur Renowitzky

12:30 PM – Jason Pacheco                                  12:30 PM – Malcolm Wright

6:30 PM – Alvin Malave                                      6:30 PM – Eric Penninger

7:00 PM – Jeremy Fullard                                  7:00 PM –William Johnstone

7:30 PM – Phillip King                                         7:30 PM – Jesse Lind

8:00 PM – David Roemhildt                              8:00 PM – Andrew Hairston

8:30 PM – Frederick Smith                                8:30 PM – Lavern Anderson

Saturday – Room 1                                           Saturday – Room 2                  

7:30 AM – Jabrier Lee                                        7:30 AM – David College

8:00 AM – Shea Kulp                                          8:00 AM – Adam Page

8:30 AM – David Paolini                                      8:30 AM – Christine Benedyk

FRIDAY (Day 1) – September 11th 

Morning: Team Arrivals, Equipment Drop-off  (Field Site)

Evening: Coaches & Captains Meeting

Tournament Game Play: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Pool A Teams                                          Pool B Teams                                            

Arizona Cardinals                                 Carolina Wheelchair Football Team

Cleveland Browns                                  Buffalo Bills

Las Vegas Raiders                                  Los Angeles Rams

2:00 PM (Game 1): Cardinals vs. Raiders

4:00 PM (Game 2):  Bills vs. Rams

SATURDAY (Day 2) – September 12th

Tournament Game Play: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

8:00 AM (Game 3): Browns vs. Cardinals

10:00 AM (Game 4): Carolina  vs. Rams

12:00 PM (Game 5): Browns vs. Raiders

2:00 PM (Game 6):  Carolina vs. Bills

4:00 PM (Game 7): Pool A Re-seed #2 vs. Pool B Re-seed #1

6:00 PM (Game 8): Pool A Re-seed #1 vs. Pool B Re-seed #2

SUNDAY (Day 3) – September 13th

Tournament Game Play: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

8:00 AM (Game 9): Pool A Re-seed #3 vs. Pool B Re-seed #3 (5th/6th Place Game)

10:00 AM (Game 10): Loser of Game 7 vs. Loser of Game 8 (3rd/4th Place Game)

12:00 PM (Game 11): Winner of Game 7 vs. Winner of Game 8 (Championship Game)

The 2026 Phoenix Tournament hosted by Move United in partnership with Ability360 and the Abilities Expo will have 6 teams in attendance. Tournament rosters of attending teams will be available 2 weeks prior to the tournament.

• Arizona Cardinals Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Ability360
• Buffalo Bills Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Greater Buffalo Adaptive Sports
• Carolina Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Salvage Life
• Cleveland Browns Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Adaptive Sports Ohio
• Las Vegas Raiders Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Las Vegas Parks & Recreation Adaptive
• Los Angeles Rams Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Angel City Sports

Interested in volunteering at the 2026 Phoenix Tournament? Click here to sign up today!

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.

TIME & SCORE KEEPER

Volunteer will ensure games run smoothly by running the game clock and keeping score on provided scoreboards. They will be assisted by on-field officials and Move United staff for any questions.

STATS TRACKER

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept in the historical record by using a web-based phone app to note various plays and tag them to a player. Training on the app and assistance is provided onsite by staff members.

DOWN PERSON

Volunteer will ensure that teams and officials can help track the current down by manning the Down Marker on the field. Volunteer will be led by on-field Down Judge to provide support.

BALL PERSON

Volunteer will ensure officials always have access to at least one ball on the field by following the field of play and tossing a ball into the official should the game ball go out of bounds.

CLASSIFICATION TRACKER

Volunteer will use a web-based app to help track on-field classification. Volunteer will select players currently on the field, and the app will calculate if the team is within the allotted requirements. Training for the app will be provided on-site with assistance available from staff members.

SET-UP

Volunteer will help with set up of the tournament, including marking of fields, setting up banners and signage, unpacking, and inventory of tournament equipment

Code of Conduct

All athletes, coaches, team support staff, and officials participating in the USA Wheelchair Football League are required to sign Move United’s Code of Conduct as part of the season registration process. By signing the Code of Conduct, participants acknowledge their responsibility to uphold the values, policies, and expectations outlined therein. Compliance with the Code of Conduct is expected at all times when participating in Move Untied events.

Click here to review the Move United Code of Conduct.

24 Hour Rule

The USA Wheelchair Football League has adopted a 24-hour rule. The 24-hour rule encourages participants to take a step back and allow their emotions to cool off before objectively addressing concerns or disputes. This promotes a more respectful and constructive approach to handling issues that may arise by requiring any complaint or grievance be filed formally 24 hours post-conclusion of a tournament versus approaching staff or officials on site. Notifications of medical emergencies or safety concerns are exempt from this rule

Click here to review the full 24-Hour Rule policy.

The 2026 Phoenix Tournament is hosted by Move United in partnership with Ability360 and the Abilities Expo.

Ability360 offers and promotes programs designed to empower people with disabilities to take personal responsibility so that they may achieve or continue independent lifestyles within the community. Ability360 is one of five Centers for Independent Living in Arizona, and the largest Center in the state.  Ability360 advocates personal responsibility – by, and for, people with disabilities – as a means to independence.  Programs are designed to help consumers achieve self-sufficiency.  In addition to the five core service areas, Ability360 provides and promotes numerous other programs and services that help consumers achieve an independent lifestyle.

Learn more about Ability360 at: https://ability360.org/

Abilities Expo is a free three-day event that is your all-access passes to empowerment. Buckle up for cool gadgets, cutting-edge tech, info-packed workshops, adaptive activities and so much more. This golden opportunity to engage with your community will have you asking, “Why didn’t I do this sooner?!”

Learn more about the Abilities Expo at: https://www.abilities.com/

Town Center at Cobb (Field site)
400 Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW
Kennesaw, GA 30144

Additional details on the 2026 Atlanta tournament venue such as a field site map and parking instructions coming soon! 

All teams attending this tournament must submit a tournament roster that includes the team’s travel plans and a legal roster of registered athletes and team support staff.

Atlanta Tournament Rosters are due by COB Wednesday September 16th. 

Click here to submit your tournament roster!

Note:  For an athlete or team support staff to be listed on a team’s roster, they must have completed their 2026 season registration, waivers, and proposed classification documentation. Curious on the difference between a person who is “registered” vs. “rostered”? Click here to find our season registration FAQ’s!

Lodging information for the 2026 Atlanta Tournament coming soon! 

FRIDAY – October 2nd

Information around equipment drop, classification appointments, and evening meetings coming soon!

SATURDAY (Day 1) – October 3rd

Tournament Game Play: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Placeholder pools and game matchups can be found below.

Pool A Teams                       Pool B Teams                                            

A-1                                              B-1

A-2                                             B-2

A-3                                             B-3

A-4                                             B-4

8:00 AM (Game 1): A-1 vs. A-4 – Field 1

8:00 AM (Game 2): B-1 vs. B-4 – Field 2

10:00 AM (Game 3): A-2 vs. A-3 – Field 1

10:00 AM (Game 4): B-2 vs. B-3 – Field 2

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM (Game 5): A-1 vs. A-3 – Field 1

1:00 PM (Game 6): B-1 vs. B-3 – Field 2

3:00 PM (Game 7): A-2 vs. A-4 – Field 1

3:00 PM (Game 8): B-2 vs. B-3 – Field 2

5:00 PM (Game 9): A-1 vs. A-2 – Field 1

5:00 PM (Game 10): B-1 vs. B-2 – Field 2

SUNDAY (Day 2) – October 4th

Tournament Game Play: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

8:00 AM (Game 11): A-2 vs. A-4 – Field 1 

8:00 AM (Game 12): B-2 vs. B-4 – Field 2

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

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

12:00 PM (Game 15): Pool A Re-seed #3 vs. Pool B Re-seed #3  – Field 1 (5th/6th Place Game)

12:00 PM (Game 16): Pool A Re-seed #4 vs. Pool B Re-seed #4  – Field 2 (7th/8th Place Game)

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

2:00 PM (Game 18): Loser Game 13 vs. Loser Game 14  – Field 2 (3rd/4th Place Game)

The 2026 Atlanta Tournament hosted by BlazeSports will have 8 teams in attendance. Tournament rosters of attending teams will be available 2 weeks prior to the tournament.

• Atlanta Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by BlazeSports
• Buffalo Bills Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Greater Buffalo Adaptive Sports
• Carolina Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Salvage Life
• Irving Outlaws Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by RISE Adaptive
• Kansas City Chiefs Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Midwest Adaptive Sports
• Los Angeles Rams Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Angel City Sports
• New England Patriots Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Adaptive Sports New England
• New Orleans Saints Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by S.M.C.L.

Information on volunteering at the 2026 Atlanta Tournament coming soon! 

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.

TIME & SCORE KEEPER

Volunteer will ensure games run smoothly by running the game clock and keeping score on provided scoreboards. They will be assisted by on-field officials and Move United staff for any questions.

STATS TRACKER

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept in the historical record by using a web-based phone app to note various plays and tag them to a player. Training on the app and assistance is provided onsite by staff members.

DOWN PERSON

Volunteer will ensure that teams and officials can help track the current down by manning the Down Marker on the field. Volunteer will be led by on-field Down Judge to provide support.

BALL PERSON

Volunteer will ensure officials always have access to at least one ball on the field by following the field of play and tossing a ball into the official should the game ball go out of bounds.

CLASSIFICATION TRACKER

Volunteer will use a web-based app to help track on-field classification. Volunteer will select players currently on the field, and the app will calculate if the team is within the allotted requirements. Training for the app will be provided on-site with assistance available from staff members.

SET-UP

Volunteer will help with set up of the tournament, including marking of fields, setting up banners and signage, unpacking, and inventory of tournament equipment

Code of Conduct

All athletes, coaches, team support staff, and officials participating in the USA Wheelchair Football League are required to sign Move United’s Code of Conduct as part of the season registration process. By signing the Code of Conduct, participants acknowledge their responsibility to uphold the values, policies, and expectations outlined therein. Compliance with the Code of Conduct is expected at all times when participating in Move Untied events.

Click here to review the Move United Code of Conduct.

24 Hour Rule

The USA Wheelchair Football League has adopted a 24-hour rule. The 24-hour rule encourages participants to take a step back and allow their emotions to cool off before objectively addressing concerns or disputes. This promotes a more respectful and constructive approach to handling issues that may arise by requiring any complaint or grievance be filed formally 24 hours post-conclusion of a tournament versus approaching staff or officials on site. Notifications of medical emergencies or safety concerns are exempt from this rule

Click here to review the full 24-Hour Rule policy.

The 2026 Atlanta Tournament is hosted by BlazeSports.

BlazeSports America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed as the legacy organization of the 1996 Paralympic Games held in Atlanta, Georgia. These games, the first of their kind held in the United States, showed the world the power and spirit of adaptive and Paralympic sport. For nearly 30 years our mission has been to change the lives of children and adults with a physical disability such as a spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, amputation or visual impairment.  BlazeSports was founded to provide ongoing programming in adaptive sport, recreation, and physical activity to Georgia’s youth, adults, veterans and military personnel with physical disabilities and PTSD. In 2007, BlazeSports added a Training and Education division to increase the capacity of local service providers across the United States to provide adaptive sports programs in their communities and schools.

Learn more about BlazeSports at: https://blazesports.org/about/

Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, Hall C
650 S Griffin St
Dallas, TX  75202

Additional details on the 2026 Dallas  tournament venue such as a field site map and parking instructions coming soon! 

All teams attending this tournament must submit a tournament roster that includes the team’s travel plans and a legal roster of registered athletes and team support staff.

Dallas Tournament Rosters are due by COB Wednesday October 14th. 

Click here to submit your tournament roster!

Note:  For an athlete or team support staff to be listed on a team’s roster, they must have completed their 2026 season registration, waivers, and proposed classification documentation. Curious on the difference between a person who is “registered” vs. “rostered”? Click here to find our season registration FAQ’s!

Tournament Host Hotel
Fairfield Inn & Suites Dallas Downtown
555 Evergreen Street
Dallas, TX 75201

Room Rate: $150/night + taxes & fees. (Rooming lists due 9/30)
Breakfast Included
Valet Parking Only, Fee of $20/night

SATURDAY – October 31st

Information around equipment drop, classification appointments, and evening meetings coming soon!

SUNDAY (Day 1) – November 1st

Tournament Game Play: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Placeholder pools and game matchups can be found below.

Pool A Teams                       Pool B Teams                                            

A-1                                              B-1

A-2                                             B-2

A-3                                             B-3

A-4                                             B-4

8:00 AM (Game 1): A-1 vs. A-4 – Field 1

8:00 AM (Game 2): B-1 vs. B-4 – Field 2

10:00 AM (Game 3): A-2 vs. A-3 – Field 1

10:00 AM (Game 4): B-2 vs. B-3 – Field 2

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM (Game 5): A-1 vs. A-3 – Field 1

1:00 PM (Game 6): B-1 vs. B-3 – Field 2

3:00 PM (Game 7): A-2 vs. A-4 – Field 1

3:00 PM (Game 8): B-2 vs. B-3 – Field 2

5:00 PM (Game 9): A-1 vs. A-2 – Field 1

5:00 PM (Game 10): B-1 vs. B-2 – Field 2

MONDAY (Day 2) – November 2nd

Tournament Game Play: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

8:00 AM (Game 11): A-2 vs. A-4 – Field 1 

8:00 AM (Game 12): B-2 vs. B-4 – Field 2

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

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

12:00 PM (Game 15): Pool A Re-seed #3 vs. Pool B Re-seed #3  – Field 1 (5th/6th Place Game)

12:00 PM (Game 16): Pool A Re-seed #4 vs. Pool B Re-seed #4  – Field 2 (7th/8th Place Game)

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

2:00 PM (Game 18): Loser Game 13 vs. Loser Game 14  – Field 2 (3rd/4th Place Game)

The 2026 Dallas Tournament hosted by RISE Adaptive will have 8 teams in attendance. Tournament rosters of attending teams will be available 2 weeks prior to the tournament.

• Birmingham Hammers Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Lakeshore Foundation
• GLASA Chicago Bears Wheelchair Football Team Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA)
• Irving Outlaws Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by RISE Adaptive
• Kansas City Chiefs Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Midwest Adaptive Sports
• Las Vegas Raiders Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Las Vegas Parks & Recreation Adaptive
• New Orleans Saints Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by S.M.C.L.
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Hillsborough County Adaptive Sports
• WWAR Generals Wheelchair Football Team
  • managed by Wounded Warrior Abilities Ranch (WWAR)

Information on volunteering at the 2026 Dallas Tournament coming soon! 

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.

TIME & SCORE KEEPER

Volunteer will ensure games run smoothly by running the game clock and keeping score on provided scoreboards. They will be assisted by on-field officials and Move United staff for any questions.

STATS TRACKER

Volunteer will ensure players stats will be kept in the historical record by using a web-based phone app to note various plays and tag them to a player. Training on the app and assistance is provided onsite by staff members.

DOWN PERSON

Volunteer will ensure that teams and officials can help track the current down by manning the Down Marker on the field. Volunteer will be led by on-field Down Judge to provide support.

BALL PERSON

Volunteer will ensure officials always have access to at least one ball on the field by following the field of play and tossing a ball into the official should the game ball go out of bounds.

CLASSIFICATION TRACKER

Volunteer will use a web-based app to help track on-field classification. Volunteer will select players currently on the field, and the app will calculate if the team is within the allotted requirements. Training for the app will be provided on-site with assistance available from staff members.

SET-UP

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

Code of Conduct

All athletes, coaches, team support staff, and officials participating in the USA Wheelchair Football League are required to sign Move United’s Code of Conduct as part of the season registration process. By signing the Code of Conduct, participants acknowledge their responsibility to uphold the values, policies, and expectations outlined therein. Compliance with the Code of Conduct is expected at all times when participating in Move Untied events.

Click here to review the Move United Code of Conduct.

24 Hour Rule

The USA Wheelchair Football League has adopted a 24-hour rule. The 24-hour rule encourages participants to take a step back and allow their emotions to cool off before objectively addressing concerns or disputes. This promotes a more respectful and constructive approach to handling issues that may arise by requiring any complaint or grievance be filed formally 24 hours post-conclusion of a tournament versus approaching staff or officials on site. Notifications of medical emergencies or safety concerns are exempt from this rule

Click here to review the full 24-Hour Rule policy.

The 2025 Dallas Tournament is hosted by RISE Adaptive Sports.

The mission of RISE Adaptive Sports is to assist persons with physical challenges to “Recover, Inspire, Succeed, and Empower” themselves and others by providing inclusive adaptive recreational sports programs. To accomplish the RISE mission at the highest level possible, all RISE programs are FREE of charge for persons with physical challenges and family members or friends.

Learn more about RISE Adaptive Sports at: https://www.riseadaptivesports.org/home