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Scottlyn Antonucci
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2026
MF
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Legends FC
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|
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Kimmi Ascanio
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2026
MF
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San Diego Wave
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|
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Josie Biehl
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2026
GK
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San Diego Surf
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|
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Natalie Chudowsky
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2026
MF
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New York SC
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|
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Maggie Currie
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2026
MF
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MVLA
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|
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Isabelle Dalke
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2026
F
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SLSG
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|
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Lauren Hemann
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2027
D
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Bethesda SC
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|
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Elayna Kocher
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2026
F
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Penn Fusion
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|
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Rhiannon Mahon
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2026
D
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FC Dallas
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|
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Cali O'Neill
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2026
D
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NC Courage
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|
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Chloe Sadler
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2027
MF
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La Roca
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|
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Sydney Schmidt
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2026
D
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Jacksonville FC
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Charlee Siria
|
2026
MF
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Ohio Elite SA
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|
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Peyton Trayer
|
2026
GK
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Slammers
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The U.S. Under-17 WNT will begin its quest for a spot at this year’s World Cup on Monday.
FIFA increased the size of the tournament, and that has left the format for qualification much different.
Instead of a complete knockout-style event, Concacaf has shifted to a group stage-only competition where the first place finishers qualify. The best second-place team will also join the trio of group winners heading to Qatar later this year.
That leaves the United States with a straightforward assignment. Starting on March 31, the USA will face host Trinidad & Tobago (7 p.m. ET), Honduras (April 2 at 4 p.m. ET) and El Salvador (April 5 at 7 p.m. ET) in Group C. All matches take place at Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva, Trinidad & Tobago.
Topping the group will secure a spot in the 24-team competition. Head coach Katie Schoepfer named a 21-player roster last week, with preparations taking place in Miami this past week.
Dive into the qualification roster below.
