Monday marks the beginning of the Concacaf Under-17 Women’s World Cup qualifying competition.

The expanded nature of the competition opens the door for four Concacaf nations to make this year’s women’s youth World Cup.

Twelve teams will compete in three groups of four for the spot. The first-place winners and best-place second place team will claim Concacaf’s spots. Given the new nature of the tournament, there is no knockout phase or regional champ crowned.

As has become commonplace in girls soccer, players based in the United States are set to represent other countries. In total, nine countries will have at least one U.S.-based player on their roster. More than 60 players from ECNL, GIrls Academy and beyond will compete for another country.

Here’s a look at rostered players set to compete starting on Monday.

Bermuda: Taya Rodrigues (IMG Academy), Nalini Minors (Syracuse DA)

Haiti: Ella Etienne (South Carolina United), Dominique Desert (Cedar Stars Academy)

Honduras: Emmy Munoz (HTX Soccer), Alexandra Merriam (Evolution SC), Mia Heyer (Montverde Academy)

Mexico: Adrianna Gonzalez (Team Boca), Mia Villalpando (San Diego Surf), Stella Barajas (Legends FC), Anaiya Miyazato (FC Tucson), Ava Stack (Concorde Fire), Citlalli Reyes (Las Vegas Diversity FC), Vanessa Paredes (Slammers FC HB Koge), Celeste Martinez (Legends FC), Samantha Ruiz (Legends FC), Sofia Nunez (Rebels SC)

Nicaragua: Aileen Molina (Midwest United FC), Aaliyah Perez (FC Prime), Olivia Flores (United Futbol Academy), Mariela Zavala (Florida Kraze/Krush), Emma Quintanilla (Albion Hurricanes FC)

Panama: Giselle Marquez (IMG Academy), Isabella Rendino (Santa Rosa United), Poppy Wakefield (Ohio Elite SA), Xianna Yee (Atlanta Fire United SA)

Puerto Rico: Amanda Vega (Orlando City), Jaeda Russel (FL Premier FC), Zariah Kern (Orlando City Seminole), Jayla Walton (PDA), Zoe Melia (Oakland SC), Giselle Falcon (Bethesda SC), Gabriella Garnett (Atlanta Fire United), Analysis Cabrera (FC Prime), Daovy Acevedo (Florida United), Adelina Torres-Rava (Florida Kraze/Krush), Paige Foye (PDA), Jaleah Chrisel Gonzalez (FC Delco), Victoria Moore (Florida Kraze/Krush), Sandra O'Neill (PDA), Journie Maria Feliciano (Challenge SC), Camila Adame (Florida Elite SA)

El Salvador: Yvette Torres (Mustang SC), Zoe Castro (So Cal Blues), Elyssa Hernandez (FC Bay Area Surf), Veronica Jimenez (LA Breakers FC), Machaela Looper (Florida Kraze/Krush), Karyme Parada (SUSA FC Academy), Maya Buerger (United Futbol Academy), Makena Zukeran (Albion Hurricanes FC), Ava Rodriguez (Tophat SC), Audrina Santos (Charlotte Independence), Jade Diaz (Rockford Raptors), Hannah Hopkins (San Juan SC), Camila Brower (Eagles SC), Jade Delcollo (Delaware FC), Laila Pacheco (Socal Elite FC), Ariana Jones (Springfield YC), Abigail Salgado (Internationals SC), Esther Quintanilla (Challenge SC)

Trinidad & Tobago: Diem Sealey (FC Dallas), Mia Lee Chong (Orlando City SC), Sanni Wilson (Florida United), Giuliana Meyer (Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals)

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