ALL STAR JERSEYS

USQ has partnered with Diaza to bring your the inaugural USQ All Star Weekend jersey lineup. Jerseys are currently available until August 3 in our internal order and will go live in the Diaza online store in mid-August. All jerseys were designed by Patrick Rardin.

Pixelated graphic with the number 13 in the center, and text above that reads, 'Use all star game October 10, 2028', on a patterned background.

COMMEMORATE THE MOMENT

Each jersey features the match title and date to commemorate the inaugural tournament. This tradition is standard for major sports tournaments such as the FIFA World Cup, and top national teams like Spain, England, Brazil, and Japan do it for every official match.

The left sleeve of each jersey has the location of the match: Middlebury, VT.

The right sleeve of each jersey feature the US Quadball crest along with stars to indicate the national championships won by the region since 2005.

Two fantasy sports jerseys with mountain and leaf patterns, located side by side, one with the number 13 and text indicating a game on October 10, 2026, and the other with the number 10 and the name Potter, featuring sponsor logos and team info.

NORTHEAST

Inspired by the changing leaves and seasons of the region that created quadball, the Northeast All Star jersey celebrates the landscape that shaped the sport's earliest days. Deep navy accents act as a callback to Middlebury Quadball, the sport’s first team. The Statue of Liberty and lobster jock tags are an doe to the two cities with one of the fiercest rivalries in our sport’s history.

Gray sports jersey with teal accents featuring a pattern of swords, hearts, and diamonds. Front displays 'USQ ALL STAR GAME OCTOBER 10, 2026' and the number 13. Back shows the number 13 with 'POTTER' underneath and 'USQ QUADBALL' at the top. Sleeves have patch logos.

WEST

Inspired by the vibrant tattoo culture of Los Angeles, the West All Star jersey features an all-over flash sheet design filled with imagery that reflects the spirit of the region from roses and anchors to stars, daggers, and ocean-inspired icons.

The jersey's soft grey base symbolizes the iconic Bay Area fog, while bold teal accents draw inspiration from the Pacific waters. The jock tag is a symbol of the gold rush, an era for which the West is well known.

A yellow sports jersey with a pink and purple diamond and stripe pattern, featuring the name 'Potter' and the number 13 on the back, and event details and a logo on the front.

SOUTHWEST

The geometric pattern draws from classic Southwestern weaving and blanket designs. The golden base symbolizes the region's iconic desert sands, paired with deep maroon accents inspired by the red rock canyons and mesas that define the Southwest. The result is a jersey that feels warm, vibrant, and unmistakably rooted in the landscapes and heritage of the region.

A soccer jersey with a purple floral pattern, the number 13 on both front and back, and the name Potter on the back. It features dark blue trim around the collar and sleeves, with a USL All-Star Game logo on the sleeve. The back also has the text 'USL All-Star Game October 10, 2026' printed on the upper part.

MID-ATLANTIC/SOUTH

Inspired by the iconic blooms that define the Mid-Atlantic and South, this jersey brings together three flowers deeply rooted in the region's identity: the dogwood, magnolia, and cherry blossom. Woven into a single floral design, they represent the diversity of landscapes and communities that stretch from Washington, D.C. through the Carolinas and beyond.

Soft pinks, rich purples, and crisp white tones capture spring in full bloom. The jersey celebrates a region known for its historic cities, tree-lined streets, and unforgettable flowering seasons.

Navy blue sports jersey with white cracked paint design, featuring the number 13 in bold white on front and back, with text about a USQ All Star Game, October 10, 2026, and player name Potter.

MIDWEST/GREAT LAKES

Inspired by the frozen lakes of the Great Lakes, this jersey features a cracked ice pattern that stretches across the design, paying tribute to the region's winters. A subtle cornstalk jock tag honors the farmland of the Midwest, recognizing agriculture as a defining part of the region's identity.