Pick sports — not athletes. Stack Olympic + Paralympic pairings, cover hometown hubs, and unlock bonuses. Ask the scout anytime.
Sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps, and throws on the track and in the field. The biggest single sport on the LA28 program by athlete count.
Artistic, rhythmic, and trampoline disciplines. One of the highest-attention Team USA sports across every recent cycle.
Pool-based aquatic racing across freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, medley, and relay disciplines. A long-time Team USA cornerstone and a marquee LA28 venue draw.
Track and field events across ambulatory, wheelchair, and visually impaired sport classes. Growing media coverage during qualification meets.
Street and park disciplines. One of the fastest-growing fan sports globally, with deep cultural roots in California.
Five-on-five wheelchair basketball. Long Team USA tradition with deep collegiate-style league pipelines and growing prime-time visibility.
Pool racing across multiple sport classes. Building strong national team depth and a growing US fan base around qualification meets.
Boulder, lead, and speed disciplines. Major fan momentum from the gym scene across the Mountain West and Pacific Northwest.
Mixed-gender, four-on-four court sport played in custom rugby chairs. A long-running Team USA program with deeply passionate club leagues and a tight-knit fan community.
Six-on-six volleyball played from the floor. The U.S. women's program has long been a global force; the men's program is on a strong build.
Road and track racing across cycling, handcycling, tandem, and tricycle classes. Growing fan attention around U.S. national series.
Road, track, BMX, and mountain bike disciplines. Strong qualification activity around U.S. national championship circuits.
Swim, bike, run. Endurance-friendly hometown hubs in Colorado and Florida feed a strong U.S. development pipeline.
Seven-a-side rugby. Building U.S. fan momentum after a breakthrough recent cycle and stronger broadcast presence.
Adaptive triathlon across PTWC, PTS, and PTVI sport classes. Growing media presence at marquee qualification events.
Sweep and sculling boats from singles to eights. Strong Northeast collegiate pipeline plus high-altitude camps in Colorado.
Adaptive rowing across PR1, PR2, and PR3 sport classes. National team continues to scale as more clubs add adaptive programs.
Three-on-three sport for athletes who are blind or visually impaired. A signature Paralympic discipline with passionate community fans.
Recurve and compound disciplines. Steady Team USA performance and a strong club-level pipeline.
Archery across multiple sport classes including W1 and Open. Quietly strong U.S. program with growing collegiate engagement.
Swimming · Para Swimming · Track & Field +2
Gymnastics · Swimming · Track & Field +2
Skateboarding · Sport Climbing · Wheelchair Basketball +2
Goalball · Sitting Volleyball · Para Archery +2
Rowing · Para Rowing · Cycling +2
Hub locations are illustrative — they reflect known training & community density, not specific facilities.