The Concacaf Women’s Under-17 Championship is set to kick off this week, beginning on February 1 in Mexico.

Eight national teams are battling it out for two World Cup spots (the Dominican Republic have automatically qualified as the host nation). 

Of the seven non-U.S. teams, five are set to feature at least one player from a U.S. club. In total, of the 168 players that were called up, 62 play in the United States.

Here’s a look at the U.S.-based players set to compete for other nations.

Costa Rica: Alexandrea Villalobos (OL Reign)

Mexico: Adrianna Gonzalez (Team Boca), Mia Villalpando (San Diego Surf), Aniya Williams (West Florida Flames), Isabella Calderon (Rebels SC), Celeste Martinez (Legends FC), Vanessa Aguilar (Bay Area Surf), Citlalli Reyes (San Diego Surf/Las Vegas Diversity)

Panama: Isabella Rendino (Santa Rosa United)

Puerto Rico: Camila Berrios (FL Premier FC), Evangelina Arocho (North Florida Soccer Academy), Gabriela Berrios (Cedar Stars Academy), Olivia Bevilacqua (Nationals), Katsi Bengoa (Orlando City), Hailey Martinez (TSJ FC Virginia), Camila Figueroa (Bay Area Surf), Sienna Aviles (Sunrise Sting), Mailya Maldonado (FL Premier FC), Kailey Carlen (Rebels SC), Lauryn Smith (Sunrise Sting), Jannah Pierce (Tophat SC), Kaylee Rivera (DKSC), Natalia Rivera (Sting Soccer Club), Susana Roberts (Michigan Hawks), Trishelle Lopez (Orlando City), Sarah Martinez (NC Courage), Carla Osborne (Match Fit Academy)

El Salvador: Yasmine Diaz (HTX Soccer), Hailey Hernandez (So Cal Blues), Alyssa Jurado (Bay Area Surf), Karyme Parada (SUSA FC Academy), Jasmine Diaz (HTX Soccer), Breanna Medina (Rise SC), Isabella Gray (Wasatch SC), Julia Morales (Loudoun SC), Camila Brower (Eagles SC), Giselle Marquez (IMG Academy), Elyssa Hernandez (Santa Clara Sporting), Esther Quintanilla (Challenge SC), Gabriella Machuca (Colorado Evolution FC), Nahomy Portillo (Houstonians FC)

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