ATLANTA (Sept. 9, 2026) — The U.S. Men’s Cerebral Palsy National Teamhead coach Stuart Sharp has named a 15-player roster for final domestic training camp ahead of the 2026 IFCPF World Cup. The team will gather from Sept. 12-16 at the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center in Fayetteville, Ga.

The roster boasts 14 returning players from the team’s most recent international camp in Colombia in August, where they played a series of three friendlies against Colombian CP Men’s National Team.

The squad features U.S. Soccer veteran players Adam Ballou, who is closing in on his 100th cap after making his 98th appearance during the Colombian international camp friendlies, and Ben Lindau, the 2025 Cerebral Palsy Men’s Player of the Year. Lindau most recently played his 50th career game for the U.S. in Colombia.

The upcoming camp is part of the Federation’s continued focus on the U.S. Way philosophy, which emphasizes increased programming for the Extended National Teams – including the CP National Teams – to ensure they are fully prepared to compete and succeed on the world stage.

U.S. MEN’S CP NATIONAL TEAM ROSTER (HOMETOWN; CAPS/GOALS):

GOALKEEPERS (2): Sean Boyle^ (Minneapolis, Minn.; 43/0), Marc Estrella*^ (Bakersfield, Calif.; 32/0)

DEFENDERS (4): Josh Brunais*^ (Stafford, Va.; 52/10), Jacob Crumbley*^ (Fortson, Ga.; 36/15), Jacob Kaplan*^ (Morganville, N.J.; 30/6), Kyle Montgomery*^ (Newport News, Va.; 10/2)

MIDFIELDERS (5): Adam Ballou*^ (Virginia Beach, Va.; 98/36), Ben Lindau*^ (Chicago, Ill.; 50/11), Kevin McCandlish*^ (Chesapeake, Va.; 10/2), Jonah Meyer-Crothers*^ (Sylvania, Ohio; 15/8), Wesley Pincince^(Dunbarton, N.H.; 20/4)

FORWARDS (4): Cameron DeLillo^ (Brandon, Pa.; 50/35), Shea Hammond (Montclair, N.J.; 38/27), Gavin Kohner^ (Phoenix, Ariz.; 6/1), John Sullivan*^ (Tucson, Ariz.; 34/3)

^Part of 2026 Friendly Series in Colombia

*Part of 2025 IFCPF Copa America roster

The 2026 IFCPF World Cup is to be staged at U.S. Soccer’s National Training Center from Oct. 11-25 and will feature a combined 19 national teams from around the word. The Men’s competition will feature 12 teams, while the Women’s competition will feature seven, marking the largest international tournament field in Women’s CP football history.