Several women’s Division I soccer players are set to feature at this year’s U20 World Cup, which kicks off this week in Costa Rica.

Below are the nearly 50 players called up by their respective countries, with the World Cup set to take place from August 10-28.

Australia

Greta Kraszula, VCU

Japan

Shu Ohba, East Tennessee State

Germany

Jenny Beyer, Colorado

Pauline Machtens, Syracuse

Nina Zimmer, NC State

Pauline Nelles, Arizona State

Mexico

Bridgette Marin, UCLA

America Frias, UCLA

Isabella Gutierrez, East Carolina

New Zealand

Ava Collins, St. John's(w)

Aniela Jensen, Pacific

Murphy Sheaff, Jacksonville

Canada

Anna Karpenko, Harvard

Zoe Burns, USC

Mia Pante, Texas A&M

Jade Rose, Harvard

Annika Leslie, West Virginia

Sonia Walk, Boston College

Miya Grant-Clavijo, Brown

Nikayla Small, Wake Forest

Kaila Novak, UCLA

Vivianne Bessette, South Florida

Simi Awujo, USC

Brooklyn Courtnall, USC

Elisabeth Tse, SMU

Keera Melenhorst, Pittsburgh

Holly Ward, Texas

Olivia Smith, Penn State

Serita Thurton, South Florida

Sierra Giorgio, Syracuse

Costa Rica

Fiama Hidalgo, Charleston Southern

Chloe Markey, Bellarmine

USA

Mia Justus, Florida State

Neeku Purcell, UCLA

Teagan Wy, California

Lauren Flynn, Florida State

Samar Guidry, Virginia

Emily Mason, Rutgers

Ayooluwapo Oke, California

Lilly Reale, UCLA

Elaine Rouse, Virginia

Korbin Albert, Notre Dame

Talia DellaPeruta, North Carolina

Carina Lageyre, Duke

Sally Menti, Santa Clara

Trinity Byars, Texas

Michelle Cooper, Duke

Simone Jackson, USC

Andrea Kitahata, Stanford

Ally Sentnor, North Carolina

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