July 20–27, 2019
Posted On: July 22, 2019 By :SportsTravel is proud to partner with the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee to provide this update on Team USA events taking place this week. Below are upcoming events and information on how to learn more.
USA Roller Sports National Championships
Date: July 17–August 7
Venue: Spokane Convention Center, Spokane, Washington
Event description: The USA Roller Sports National Championships crowns champions in several roller sports disciplines, including figure skating, rink hockey, speed skating and roller derby.
Figure National Championships: July 17–28
Rink Hockey National Championships: July 29–August 3
Speed National Championships: July 30–August 6
Roller Derby National Championships: August 5–7
Number of athletes/participants: About 3,000
Number of spectators: Not available
Link for event information: www.teamusa.org/USA-Roller-Sports
Streamed/broadcast information: www.teamusa.org/USA-Roller-Sports
Pan American Games — Softball
Date: July 25–August 1
Venue: Lima, Peru
Event description: The USA Softball Men’s National Team will compete in the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. The men are looking to medal for the first time since 2003.
Number of athletes/participants: Six teams per event
Number of spectators: 1,000
Link for event information: USASoftball.com
Streamed/broadcast information: USASoftball.com
Pacific Nations Cup
Date: July 27
Venue: Infinity Park, Glendale, Colorado (U.S. vs. Canada)
Event description: All six national rugby teams in the Pacific Nations Cup or PNC, are qualified for Rugby World Cup Japan giving fans a much-anticipated preview of what’s to come at the world’s third-largest single-sport event. Similarly, the high quality of competition—with all teams ranked in the world’s Top 20—will bode well as the Team USA Eagles continue to build on their new high ranking of No. 12 in the world. The Eagles are accompanied by Fiji at No. 8, Japan at No. 11, Tonga at No. 14, Samoa at No. 16 and Canada at No. 20. The U.S. will play Canada in Glendale, Colorado.
Number of athletes/participants: Six international men’s 15s teams
Number of spectators: 4,000
Link for event information: https://www.usarugby.org/2018/12/schedule-set-for-world-rugby-pacific-nations-cup-2019/
Streamed/broadcast information: florugby.com
Here are additional upcoming national and international events where
U.S. athletes will be competing:
