The Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center in Fayetteville, Ga. will welcome 48 players for training from Sept. 1-8 as the U.S. U-16 and U-15 Girls’ National Teams come together for a concurrent camp.

U.S. Under-15 Girls’ National Team head coach Vanessa Mann invited 24 players, all born in 2012. The U.S. U-16 GNT camp, which will also feature 24 players, all born in 2011, will be headed by a coach to be determined. The teams will scrimmage each other once during the camps.

This is the third training camp for the U.S. U-16 GNT at U.S. Soccer’s new home but the first for players born in 2011, as the age groups change in the summer. As Katie Schoepfer transitions from the U.S. U-16 GNT head coach back to coach the U.S. U-17 WNT (primarily 2010 birth years), a different coach will be in charge of this 2011 group until the end of the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, at which time current U.S. U-17 WNT head coach Ciara Crinion will take over the 2011s in preparation for qualifying for the 2028 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup and Schoepfer will continue to coach the 2010s in preparation for qualifying for the 2027 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.

This U.S. U-16 GNT roster is made up of players from 20 youth clubs, with San Diego Surf SC having three players on the roster while Virginia Development Academy and Eclipse Select SC out of Illinois have two players each. There are eight players from California on the roster.

This is the fourth training camp for the U.S. U-15 GNT this year, their second at U.S. Soccer’s new home and the first Mann will coach with a roster born entirely in 2012 due to the same age group changeover.

Sixteen different clubs are represented on this U-15 GNT roster with San Diego Surf SC leading the pack with four players. Solar SC in Texas has three players on the roster while Athletic Club Florida, Ohio Premier SC and the Players Development Academy in New Jersey have two players each. Eight players are from California on this roster, while Texas boasts the next-most representation with four players.

These camps are a 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.

U.S. U-16 GIRLS’ NATIONAL TEAM (Club; Hometown)

Domestic Training Camp – U.S. Soccer National Training Center – Fayetteville, Ga.

Goalkeepers (3): Fynlee Devine (Bay Area Surf SC; Salinas, Calif.), Paige Miles (Mustang SC; Benicia, Calif.), Gwyneth Provost (Indy Premier SC; Carmel, Ind.)

Defenders (8): Bonnie Earl (San Diego Surf SC; Seal Beach, Calif.), Erin Gonzalez (Solar SC; Dallas, Texas), Claire Hansen (Pateadores SC; Tustin, Calif.), Hollace Larabee (San Diego Surf SC; San Diego, Calif.), Mikaela (MJ) Ly (Arlington SA; Arlington, Va.), Khloe Smith (Virginia Development Academy; Gainesville, Va.), Cambria Williams (Eclipse Select SC; Glendale Heights, Ill.), Aniah Zembrodt (Kings Hammer FC; Independence, Ky.)

Midfielders (6): Angelica Alzugaray (Cincinnati United SC; Cincinnati, Ohio), Riley Broad (Players Development Academy; Cherry Hill, N.J.), Makenna Misa (Albion SC Las Vegas; Henderson, Nev.), Brooklyn Robbins (Kansas City Current II; Olathe, Kan.), Aubrey Taylor (San Diego Surf SC; Fallbrook, Calif.), Olivia Winters (Eclipse Select SC; Chicago, Ill.)

Forwards (7): Anna Change (Virginia Development Academy; Woodridge, Va.), Kate Cintron (Southern California Blues SC; San Diego, Calif.), Arianni Hodge (FC Westlake; Leander, Texas), Michelle Myers (Beach FC; Manhattan Beach, Calif.), Ava Sadlowski (Albion Hurricanes FC; Houston, Texas), Marley Skalski (Western New York Flash; East Aurora, N.Y.), Emilia Sousa (New England FC Red; Natick, Mass.)

U.S. U-15 GIRLS’ NATIONAL TEAM (Club; Hometown)

Domestic Training Camp – U.S. Soccer National Training Center – Fayetteville, Ga.

Goalkeepers (3): Harper Gage (Solar SC; Prosper, Texas), Sadie Widlansky (Athletic Club Florida; Parkland, Fla.), Hadley Winn (Crossfire Premier SC; Kirkland, Wash.)

Defenders (8): Camilla Argote (Players Development Academy; Scotch Plains, N.J.), Rowen Briggs (Richmond United SC; Glen Allen, Va.), Kensie Cabral (San Diego Surf SC; San Diego, Calif.), Hailey Cook (Slammers FC HB Koge; Fountain Valley, Calif.), Avery Decker (Ohio Premier SC; Dublin, Ohio), Sullivan Frericks (Tennessee SC; Thompsons Station, Tenn.), Sereen Papp (San Francisco Elite Academy; San Francisco, Calif.), Naiany Zuniga (Eagles SC; Santa Paula, Calif.)

Midfielders (7): Blakely Bickerstaff (Michigan Hawks; Birmingham, Mich.), Ariah Dominguez (San Diego Surf SC; Murietta, Calif.), Morgan Douce (Ohio Premier SC; Radnor, Ohio), Stella Fallis (San Diego Surf SC; Carlsbad, Calif,), Maya Henry (Solar SC; Dallas, Texas), Andrea Lopes (Players Development Academy; Kenilworth, N.J.), Sophia Ortiz (Solar SC; Dallas, Texas)

Forwards (6): Brooke Chavez (North Carolina Courage Academy; Wake Forest, N.C.), Fifi Garcia (Southern California Blues SC; Huntington Beach, Calif.), Aubrey Griffin (Concorde Fire Premier; Columbus, Ga.), Haylie Jackson (San Diego Surf SC; San Marcos, Calif.), Zara Mantilla (Athletic Club Florida; Fort Myers, Fla.), Ryanne Taylor (FC Dallas; Frisco, Texas)

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