United States Under-17 Women’s National Team head coach Ciara Crinion has named 24 players for a training camp and matches at the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center in Fayetteville, Ga., that will serve as the final preparation event before the roster is chosen for the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco.

The USA will welcome the U-17 Women’s National Teams of Mexico, Canada and Chile – all of whom will also be participating in the upcoming U-17 Women’s World Cup -- to the National Training Center for a series of matches. All the matches will be played on Field 1 and the schedule is below. The U.S. matches will be streamed on U.S. Soccer's YouTube page. Chile and Mexico will not meet in this friendly competition as they will face each other in Group F at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, but Chile will play a Southeast Region Select Squad featuring women’s YNT prospects from Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, South Carolina and Alabama. The players on that squad were born in 2009, 2010 and a few in 2008, and have been scouted, tracked and selected for this match by U.S. Soccer’s Talent ID Managers.

Thursday, August 13

USA vs. Mexico (5 p.m. ET)

Chile vs. Canada (8 p.m. ET)

Sunday, August 16

Canada vs. Mexico (5 p.m. ET)

USA vs. Chile (8 p.m. ET)

Tuesday August 18

Chile vs. Talent ID Southeast Region Select (6 p.m. ET)

Wednesday, August 19

USA vs. Canada (5 p.m. ET)

The roster features one professional player in defender Meila Brewer, who has yet to feature this season for the Kansas City Current, and three players currently enrolled in college: forwards Amari Manning and DeusStanislaus from UNC and midfielder Caroline Swann from Texas.

U.S. Under-17 Women’s National Team Roster by Position (College/Club; Hometown)

Domestic Training Camp and Matches – Fayetteville, Ga.

Goalkeepers (3): Alexis Fischer (Eclipse Select SC; Chicago, Ill.), Katherine Long Capell (Crossfire Academy; Woodinville, Wash.), Avellina Saunders (Utah Royals FC Arizona; Phoenix, Ariz.)

Defenders (8):  Meila Brewer (Kansas City Current; Overland Park, Kan.), Kendra Hansen (Pateadores SC; Tustin, Calif.), Madeline Maves (Crossfire Premier SC; Seattle, Wash.), Venina Moodie (De Anza Force SC; Oakland, Calif.), Georgia Restovich (St. Louis Scott Gallagher; St. Louis, Mo.), Cassandra Travers (Mountain View Los Altos SC; Santa Cruz, Calif.), Carolyn Voss (Minnesota Thunder Academy; Brooklyn Park, Minn.), Anaiah Williams (Eclipse Select SC; Glendale Heights, Ill.)

Midfielders (7):  Gabrielle Ferraro (San Juan SC; Sacramento, Calif.), Jordyn Heathcock (FC Dallas; Edmond, Okla.), Bridget Kopmeyer (Michigan Tigers; Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), Grace Murray (Beach FC; Redondo Beach, Calif.), Isabella Ortiz (Florida United SC; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Loradana Paletta (New York City FC; Syosset, N.Y.), Caroline Swann (Texas; Dallas, Texas)

Forwards (6): Madeline DiMaria (St. Louis Scott Gallagher; Fenton, Mo.), Tatum Michelle Gardner (Arizona Arsenal SC; Queen Creek, Ariz.), Amari Manning (North Carolina; Flemington, N.J.), Carolina Reyna (Sting Austin; Austin, Texas), Deus Stanislaus (North Carolina; Fort Washington, Pa.), Jordyn Sullivan (Match Fit Surf; Rumson, N.J.)

The U.S. U-17 WNT has a record of 6W-2L-1D so far in 2026. Forwards Madeline DiMaria and Stanislaus are tied for the team lead in scoring with eight goals each. Loradana Paletta and Manning each have five.

Following this event, Crinion will choose 21 players to represent the USA at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup taking place at two venues in Morocco from Oct. 17-Nov. 8. The young Americans will face Samoa, Kenya and China PR in Group E play.

These international matches are an important part of the Federation’s continued focus on the U.S. Way philosophy, which emphasizes increased programming for Youth National Teams to create more opportunities for young players to advance through the pathway to the senior National Team with the goal of representing their country at a world championship.

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