|
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Kendall Conway
|
2027
MF
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Lamorinda SC
|
|
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Mia Corona
|
2026
MF
|
Legends FC
|
|
|
Madeline DiMaria
|
2027
F
|
SLSG
|
|
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Anne Fowler
|
2027
GK
|
FC United (IL)
|
|
|
Alexandra Han
|
2027
D
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Solar SC
|
|
|
Bristol Kersh
|
2026
F
|
Tophat SC
|
|
|
Amari Manning
|
2026
F
|
PDA
|
|
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Ella McNeal
|
2027
GK
|
SLSG
|
|
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Chloe Miller
|
2028
D
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MVLA
|
|
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Taylor Morrell
|
2027
F
|
VDA
|
|
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Loradana Paletta
|
2029
MF
|
NYCFC
|
|
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KK Ream
|
2027
F
|
Utah Royals FC
|
|
|
Carolina Reyna
|
2027
F
|
Austin Sting
|
|
|
Deus Stanislaus
|
2026
MF
|
PDA
|
|
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Caroline Swann
|
2027
MF
|
Solar SC
|
|
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Elena Vera
|
2027
MF
|
FC Bay Area
|
|
|
McKenna Whitham
|
2028
F
|
Gotham FC
|
This year’s Under-15 Concacaf Championship will feature the 2009 Girls age group, with the United States kicking off action on Monday, August 5.
Drawn into Group A, the U.S. Under-15 GNT will open the tournament against Jamaica (11 a.m. EST). After that, they will face Costa Rica on August 6 (11 a.m. EST), before wrapping up group play versus Haiti on Thursday. All games of the U15 Championship will be streamed on Concacaf’s YouTube channel and Concacaf Go.
The USA has won three of four previous editions of the tournament, and are looking to win the competition for a fourth straight time. A roster of 18 players was announced earlier this week, with four alternates training with the group in advance of the flight to Central America.
Get to know the roster below.
