Luther College’s Carlson Stadium is home to the first blue turf in Division III sports. Located in Decorah, Iowa, Luther College had to get special approval from Boise State, who holds a federal trademark on colored turf. Legacy Field is part of a $26 million renovation of Luther’s athletic facilities. The blue turf was funded…
Moments after being subbed into a match against Manchester United, Everton midfielder Muhamed Besic found himself hopping off the turf, unable to put weight on his right leg. Besic tore his ACL after an awkward movement, and was ultimately sidelined for nearly 9 months. Besic was just one of the 28 Premier League players that…
Brock USA was welcomed into the family of partners for the US Soccer Foundation’s Safe Places to Play Program last week. With the involvement of Brock and AstroTurf, the national program will provide grants three times a year to under-served communities to transform unused, and sometimes unsafe, spaces into state-of-the-art soccer fields for kids. “Brock…
The Richmond Kickers, a United Soccer League professional club based in River City, Virginia, are celebrating their 25th anniversary this season. The Kickers are one of the oldest continuously running professional soccer teams in the United States. Brock USA’s East Regional Vice President, Ronnie Pascale, was a goalkeeper for the Kickers from 2000-2012. Leigh Cowlishaw, Richmond Kickers’…
The StubHub Center, home of five-time MLS Cup Champion LA Galaxy, has joined the “LA Spec” initiative to replace recycled crumb-rubber artificial turf fields with alternative infills all across Los Angeles. A key factor in swapping out rubber infills for organics or other types, is the necessity for a Brock Shock Pad. The “LA Spec” program…
Brock USA is proud to partner with Hellas to install Kickabout fields in elementary schools and playgrounds. The average kid spends over 7 hours a day consuming media, but Hellas hopes the accessibility and unique features of Kickabout fields can help encourage physical activity and establish healthy habits in young students. Kickabout fields are low maintenance,…
Brock USA, LLC is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, including people with disabilities. We are continually working to improve the accessibility and usability of BrockUSA.com and to provide an inclusive digital experience for all visitors.
Our Commitment to Accessibility
At Brock USA, we believe that information should be accessible to everyone. Accessibility aligns with our broader commitment to transparency, education, continuous improvement, and creating better experiences for the communities we serve.
We recognize that digital accessibility is an ongoing process. As technologies, content, and accessibility standards evolve, we will continue working to identify opportunities to improve BrockUSA.com.
Measures to Support Accessibility
Brock USA, LLC takes measures to support and improve the accessibility of BrockUSA.com, including:
Considering accessibility in the design, development, and maintenance of our website.
Reviewing website content and functionality with accessibility in mind.
Working to identify and address accessibility issues as they are discovered.
Using accessibility tools and technologies to improve the user experience.
Providing visitors with additional accessibility controls through the OneTap accessibility tool.
Continuing to evaluate and improve the accessibility and usability of our digital content.
OneTap Accessibility Tools
BrockUSA.com uses the OneTap accessibility plugin to provide visitors with additional tools for customizing their browsing experience based on their individual needs and preferences.
Depending on the visitor's device and browser, these tools may provide options that assist with areas such as visual presentation, readability, navigation, focus, contrast, and other accessibility preferences.
The OneTap accessibility interface can be accessed through the accessibility icon displayed on the website.
These tools are intended to supplement—not replace—our ongoing efforts to make the underlying website and its content accessible.
Accessibility Standards
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provide internationally recognized recommendations for improving web accessibility for people with disabilities. WCAG defines three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA.
Brock USA, LLC strives to make BrockUSA.com consistent with applicable WCAG Level AA accessibility principles and continues to evaluate and improve the website as content, technology, and accessibility guidance evolve.
Feedback and Accessibility Assistance
We welcome feedback about the accessibility of BrockUSA.com.
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of our website, encounter an accessibility barrier, or need information provided in an alternative format, please contact us.
Phone: [BROCK PHONE NUMBER]
Email: [BROCK CONTACT EMAIL]
Mailing Address: [BROCK USA ADDRESS]
When contacting us, please provide the URL of the page or resource involved and a brief description of the accessibility issue you encountered. This will help us investigate the issue and work toward an appropriate solution.
We will make reasonable efforts to provide requested information or assistance in an accessible format.
Browser and Assistive Technology Compatibility
BrockUSA.com is designed to work with modern web browsers, operating systems, and commonly used assistive technologies.
For the best experience, we recommend using current versions of major browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, or Microsoft Edge and keeping your operating system and assistive technology up to date.
Older or unsupported browsers, operating systems, and assistive technologies may not provide the same level of accessibility or functionality.
Technical Specifications
The accessibility of BrockUSA.com relies on web technologies that may include:
HTML
WAI-ARIA
CSS
JavaScript
SVG
PDF
HTML5 video and audio
These technologies, along with accessibility features provided through OneTap and other website technologies, are used to support the functionality and accessibility of BrockUSA.com.
Known Limitations
Despite our ongoing efforts to improve accessibility, some areas of BrockUSA.com may have limitations.
These may include:
Images: Some older images or graphics may have incomplete or insufficient alternative text.
PDFs and downloadable documents: Some documents, particularly older files or third-party materials, may not be fully optimized for accessibility, including appropriate tagging or reading order.
Video and audio: Some older multimedia content may not yet include captions, transcripts, or audio descriptions.
Third-party content: Certain embedded tools, forms, maps, videos, or other third-party integrations may have accessibility limitations that are outside Brock USA, LLC's direct control.
Legacy content: Older pages or content may not provide the same level of accessibility as newer or updated portions of the website.
If you encounter an accessibility issue with any of these materials, please contact us. We will make reasonable efforts to provide the information in an alternative accessible format or otherwise assist you.
Assessment and Continuous Improvement
Brock USA, LLC may evaluate the accessibility of BrockUSA.com through a combination of methods, including:
Internal review and self-evaluation.
Automated accessibility testing tools.
Accessibility functionality provided through OneTap.
Manual review of website content and functionality.
Periodic reviews as website content and technologies change.
Accessibility is an ongoing effort rather than a one-time project. We will continue working to improve the digital experience for all visitors.
Statement Updates
This accessibility statement may be updated periodically to reflect improvements to BrockUSA.com, changes to our accessibility tools and practices, or evolving accessibility standards.
Last updated: August 25, 2026