2025 USA Wheelchair Softball World Series
Join us for an unforgettable weekend of elite competition, community spirit, and adaptive sports excellence featuring top teams from across the country, including the reigning national champions, the Minnesota Rolling Twins!
Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute, part of Allina Health, is excited to host the 2025 USA Wheelchair Softball World Series August 14-16, 2025 at Mall of America® with support from presenting sponsors Minnesota Twins and Mortenson. The North parking lot at Mall of America® will be transformed into five wheelchair softball diamonds.
Courage Kenny has enjoyed a long and successful history in wheelchair softball, boasting an impressive 22 National Championships over the years. The tournament is expected to be a lively, competitive event showcasing 300+ athletes playing in more than 70 games over the 3 days.
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What it is
About Wheelchair Softball World Series
Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute will transform the North Lot of Mall of America® into a wheelchair softball sports complex, complete with five softball diamonds. The tournament is expected to be a lively, competitive event showcasing 16-20 wheelchair softball teams from around the world. Over 300+ athletes playing in more than 70 games along with their friends and families will be traveling to the Twin Cities.
About Wheelchair Softball
Wheelchair softball has been a dynamic and exciting sport in the United States for over 50 years. It provides a platform for individuals of all abilities to showcase their athletic skills and pursue competitive triumphs, embodying inclusivity and inspiration. Participants from diverse backgrounds practice weekly and compete in summer tournaments, all aiming for a national championship. Wheelchair softball is played on hard surfaces with a 16-inch ball, allowing players to keep control of their wheelchair while catching the ball without a glove. Athletes with various disabilities, such as amputations, spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, congenital disabilities, and trauma injuries, contribute to the sport's inclusive and motivating spirit. USA Wheelchair Softball is the national governing body for the sport.
Get involved
Come cheer on your hometown teams!
Join us in the stands and cheer on our hometown teams, Minnesota Rolling Twins (CKRI) and the Flamethrowers at the 2025 USA Wheelchair Softball World Series!
This exciting event brings together top athletes from across the country for three days of unforgettable competition, community, and celebration. Click here to view the tournament schedule. Here is helpful information to know about parking, food, etc before you come!
Be part of the action – Volunteer With Us!
We’re looking for 300+ enthusiastic volunteers to help make this event a grand slam success.
No softball experience needed—just your energy and a willingness to pitch in! Volunteers must be 15+ years old.
Volunteer roles include:
- Running the scoreboard
- Helping with registration
- Keeping the scorebook
- Setting up & taking down fields
Volunteer shifts available:
- Wednesday, August 13 – Field Setup & Team Check-In
- Thursday–Saturday, August 14–16 – Game Days & Awards Banquet
- Sunday, August 17 – Field Takedown
Group volunteer opportunities are available!
Contact Ryan Horstman at Ryan.Horstman@allina.com for group sign-ups.
Sign up now to volunteer: 2025 USA Wheelchair Softball World Series
Support the World Series
Sponsorships and community support are essential to making this tournament happen. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact Megan Welty Megan.Welty@allina.com.
Click here to view all tournament sponsors.
Team Registration
Team registration is managed through the USA Wheelchair Softball Association, the National Governing Body.
More information regarding host hotels, schedule, and more will be coming soon on the USA Wheelchair Softball Association website.
There is something for kids too! Youth Adaptive Softball Clinic with the MN Twins & CKRI
Join the Minnesota Twins Community Fund for a FREE, inclusive youth baseball and softball clinic on Friday, August 15 from 11:30am-12:30pm during the 2025 USA Wheelchair Softball World Series. Open to athletes of all abilities ages 6-16, this clinic teaches fundamentals like hitting, throwing, and fielding in a fun, supportive environment. Click here for more info & registration.
For information and to register
Contact information
Courage Kenny Sports and Recreation Department
Phone: 612-775-2277
Phone: 612-775-2277
ckrisportsrecreation@allina.com