USWNT Roster

By Anonymous (not verified), June 18, 2025

The roster is set and the U.S. Women's National Team is locked in for two matches against the Republic of Ireland, on June 26 at DICK’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo. in a match presented by Allstate, and on June 29 at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio before taking on Canada on July 2 at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. in the Allstate Continental Clásico.

The 25-player roster features rising stars and proven winners, including the return of Rose Lavelle. After a six-month absence from the USWNT, the gold medalist is poised to make her return to the USWNT and has the chance to play in front of her hometown crowd in Cincinnati.

“We want to continue to improve our understanding of how we want to play and widen the player pool, and those are some of the key goals of this three-game window. On this roster, we have players with a varied amount of experience, and my priority is to deepen the exposures required for international soccer. These are three challenging matches and as always, we want to win, but also to make sure we are ready for the next steps.”

Emma Hayes, USWNT Head Coach

ROSTER HIGHLIGHTS

Twenty-four players on the roster are from clubs in the National Women’s Soccer League. Only Naomi Girma of Chelsea FC currently plays her club soccer abroad.
One of those NWSL players is the 2024 Rookie of the Year, Croix Bethune. The midfielder will have the chance to play in her club’s home stadium in the Allstate Continental Clásico on July 2 alongside Washington Spirit teammate Tara McKeown.
Forwards Lynn Biyendolo and Ally Sentnor were named to the roster. The players contributed two goals apiece in the USWNT’s recent 4-0 win over Jamaica on June 3.
Four players were called up to the senior team for the first time – defenders Jordyn Bugg (Seattle Reign FC), Lilly Reale (Gotham FC) and Izzy Rodriguez (Kansas City Current) and midfielder Sam Meza (Seattle Reign FC).
The USWNT is coming off two clean sheets in the previous FIFA window, a 3-0 win over China PR and a 4-0 win over Jamaica.