Uni-USA

06/20/2026

We are officially one month away from the 2026 FISU America Games!

On July 20, the best university athletes from across North, Central, and South America will come together in Lima, Peru to compete on one of the biggest stages in collegiate sport.

Trust us, you won’t want to miss it! Follow along as we introduce the student-athletes representing UniUSA and bring you the latest updates, stories, and moments leading up to Lima 2026.

🔗 Click the link in our bio for event details.

06/11/2026

Thank you to the leaders, volunteers, athletes, and fans who continue to make this incredible event possible and bring people from all around the continent together through sport. Your energy, dedication, and passion are what make it such a success. 👏

🎉🌎 Hoy celebramos 19 años de FISU America.

Desde 2007 trabajamos con una misión clara: unir al continente a través del deporte universitario, promoviendo la educación, el desarrollo humano y la integración entre culturas.

Lo que comenzó como un sueño, hoy reúne a 28 países miembros✨

A lo largo de estos 19 años hemos impulsado competencias y proyectos que han dejado huella en miles de estudiantes, entre ellos los FISU America Games, el circuitoFISU America 3x3, eventos educativos, foros y diálogos estratégicos que promueven el intercambio de experiencias y el desarrollo de nuevas oportunidades.

Gracias a todos los que forman y formaron parte de este camino.
💙 FISU America, un continente, una pasión.
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🎉🌎 Today we celebrate 19 years of FISU America.

Since 2007, we have worked with a clear mission: to unite the continent through university sport, promoting education, human development, and integration among cultures.

What began as a dream has grown into a community of 28 member countries✨

Throughout these 19 years, we have promoted competitions and initiatives that have left a lasting impact on thousands of students, including the FISU America Games, the FISU America 3x3 circuit, educational events, forums, and strategic dialogues that encourage the exchange of experiences and the creation of new opportunities.

Thank you to everyone who is and has been part of this story.

💙 FISU America, one continent, one passion.

06/10/2026

What does it mean to represent your country through sport?

After an unforgettable week in Tegucigalpa, Honduras at the 2026 FISU America 3X3 Championship, our student-athletes from Harvard University and Yale University reflect on the memories, friendships, and lessons gained through their experience representing the United States. 🇺🇸

This is just a brief clip of their reflections. Find the full video in the blog post on our website. 🔗 in bio!

06/10/2026

To follow all the results from the 2026 Brasília 🇧🇷 FISU World University Championship , click the link in our bio ☝️🥇

🎥 Watch live on FISU.TV (link in bio)
🗓️ 8–13 June 2026

06/06/2026

See results from Day 1 & 2 of the FISU World University Championship🙌 Tomorrow marks the final day of competition. Watch live on the livestream in our link in bio🔗

The results from Day 2 of the FISU World University Championship Cheerleading are now available. You can find the results here. Thank you to all athletes, coaches, officials, and spectators for another fantastic day of competition. We look forward to seeing you for the final day of the championship!

06/06/2026

05/29/2026

USA Team Blue from takes home the 2026 FISU America 3X3 Championship Title🏆

Congratulations on a well-deserved win in Honduras!

05/27/2026

Both the USA Red Team from Harvard University and the USA Blue Team from Yale University are advancing to the semifinals in the FISU America 3X3 Competition in Tegucigalpa, Honduras🔥🙌

Catch the action live at the link in our bio 🔗

05/18/2026

We’re proud to announce Leah Shackley as the first recipient of the Female Student-Athlete of the Year award as part of our inaugural Gary Cunningham Award series. Leah delivered a standout performance at the FISU World University Summer Games, winning five gold medals and one silver for USA Swimming.

The Student-Athlete of the Year award honors one female and one male student-athlete who demonstrate exceptional athletic performance during FISU competition — whether at the Summer, Winter, or FISU America Games. This recognition highlights record-breaking achievements, medal-winning efforts, and athletes who exemplify personal growth, competitive excellence, and the pursuit of athletic achievement on the world stage.

“Leah’s recognition as Female Athlete of the Year is well-deserved and a testament to her consistency, competitiveness, and spirit. I could not be prouder of what this group accomplished.” - USA Swimming National Team Director, Greg Meehan

Congratulations to Leah on this well-deserved achievement!