Mission
We foster economic development by attracting sporting events which improve our citizens' quality of life and elevates the brand of Grand Rapids.
Mission
We foster economic development by attracting sporting events which improve our citizens' quality of life and elevates the brand of Grand Rapids.
Move United, the national leader in community-based adaptive sports and recreation for individuals with disabilities, announced at the Closing Ceremony last night that The Hartford Nationals will once again return to Grand Rapids in 2027. The Hartford Nationals conducted by Move United is the largest and longest-running national sport championship event for athletes with a physical disability, visual impairment, and/or intellectual disability.
The Hartford Nationals conducted by Move United, the largest and longest-running national sport championship event for athletes with a physical disability, visual impairment, or intellectual disability, returns to Grand Rapids, July 10-16. The event again will be hosted by the West Michigan Sports Commission (WMSC) and Move United member organization, Mary Free Bed Wheelchair and Adaptive Sports.
The Hartford Nationals Conducted By Move United Builds on Successful 2025 Event Attracting 423 Athletes and 161 Coaches from 36 States, Generating $2 Million in Economic Impact for Region
Expanded Complex Expected to Generate Additional $1 Million in Annual Visitor Spending; Includes 20 Pickleball Courts, Two Flex-Use Fields, Redfield Family Donor Plaza and 300 More Parking Spaces