ALERT: Medical Commission makes a statement on our USA Team participation on upcoming international competitions.
About USADSF
United States of America Deaf Sports Federation, USADSF, was formerly known as American Athletic Union of the Deaf, AAUD, which was established in 1945. Primary focus are to regulate uniform rules of competition for affiliated national sport organizations, facilitate the participation of US teams in international competition, and to promote human rights and equity through sports.Together We Win
Funding our athletes and the cost of competition is our greatest barrier to winning Gold. The burden of fundraising has had to be shouldered by our deaf and hard of hearing athletes and coaches, and oftentimes athletes pay out of pocket upwards of $5,000 to compete. Your support would help send our athletes to international competitions, and take training and coaching to the next level.
USADSF Spotlight with Noah - Special Edition #4
31 Jul 2020
Find the answer to yesterday's Thursday Trivia, "Which Deaflympics did USA send most athletes?"
USADSF Trivia Thursday #4
30 Jul 2020
USADSF Spotlight with Noah - Deaflympian Tamijo (TJ) Foronda Coleman
30 Jul 2020
Tamara Foronda Coleman, also known as “TJ”, accomplished a rare feat by participating in three different sports within three Deaflympics (2001- Handball, 2005- Beach Volleyball, 2009 Volleyball).
USADSF Spotlight with Noah - Special Edition #3
24 Jul 2020
The answer to Thursday"s Trivia Question #3, "Which city was the first city in the world to host all 3 International Olympic Committee Sanctioned Games: The Olympics, Paralympics and Deaflympics?" is revealed here!
USADSF Trivia Thursday #3
23 Jul 2020