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The United States Medical Soccer teams participated in the Mexico Medical Soccer Congress in Querétaro over the weekend with hosts Mexico, and Colombia (SelcoMed). The Open team, the Masters Blue and White teams (over 45) as well as the newly minted Carlito (over 60) teams all took part in an...
The USMST Masters (over 45) completed a productive weekend at the 2026 Medical Soccer Congress in Querétaro. 4 teams competed in round-robin fashion with the top 2 reaching the finals. USA White dominated the tournament beating Mexico 3-1, Colombia 6-0 and teammates USA Blue, arriving to the finals to face...
The “Morell” category competed as a four-team, round-robin or “jamboree” tournament with highest point tallies determining the winners. The Open team began their tournament with a physical and competitive “dos a cero” victory against the tournament hosts, Mexico. The scoring opened around the 15th minute of the first half when...
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The United States Medical Soccer teams participated in the Mexico Medical Soccer Congress in Querétaro over the weekend with hosts Mexico, and Colombia (SelcoMed). The Open team, the Masters Blue and White teams (over 45) as well as the newly minted Carlito (over 60) teams all took part in an abbreviated “Copa America”. The Masters White team went undefeated and took home the gold medal, while the Open...
The USMST Masters (over 45) completed a productive weekend at the 2026 Medical Soccer Congress in Querétaro. 4 teams competed in round-robin fashion with the top 2 reaching the finals. USA White dominated the tournament beating Mexico 3-1, Colombia 6-0 and teammates USA Blue, arriving to the finals to face Mexico again. USA White took an early 2-1 lead but had to contain the pressure after going a...
The “Morell” category competed as a four-team, round-robin or “jamboree” tournament with highest point tallies determining the winners. The Open team began their tournament with a physical and competitive “dos a cero” victory against the tournament hosts, Mexico. The scoring opened around the 15th minute of the first half when Dr. Mo Guba (IM) gathered a deflected ball at the top of the box. After a precise controlling...
An excellent medical conference held concurrently included topics in sports medicine, heart health (Dr. Farshad Raisi), endocrinology, rheumatology (Dr. Amir Orandi), ocular trauma, and a review of the most significant injuries from the recently concluded World Cup tournament (Dr. Suraj Achar and Jivan Achar). A large contingent of players ventured to Estadio Correguidora to watch the home side Querétaro emerge victorious over the Tigres in a Liga MX...
