The names of women’s field hockey athletes invited to compete in the second Junior National Camp were published Thursday.
Athletes from across the country were selected to take part in a three-day training camp held in Charlotte, N.C., according to USA Field Hockey. From there, coaches and staff narrowed down the players to a second camp list.
“I am inspired by the level of talent displayed at camp,” U-21 USWNT Head Coach Ange Bradley said in a press release. “Those advancing to the next stage have shown exceptional promise as we continue to shape the future of USA Field Hockey. Manuel and I are excited to move forward with this group and look forward to building a team that will represent our country with pride and excellence on the international stage.”
Athletes that accept the invitation will compete for a spot on the U.S. U-21 Women’s National Team. The tryout is Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. It will held at the U.S. Performance Center turf on the University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus.
The official U-21 roster will be announced this Spring. The selected athletes will then participate in training camps and compete for a spot on a travel roster for one of several events the U-21 USWNT will be participating in this summer, according to USA Field Hockey.
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The following athletes were invited to the second Junior National Camp.
Mary Adams, Andover, MA
Reese Anetsberger, Northbrook, IL
Catherine Arentz, Sinking Spring, PA
Ella Beach, Northbrook, IL
Madison Beach, Northbrook, IL
Isabella Bianco, Berlin, NJ
Juliana Boon, Houston, TX
Maci Bradford, Laurel, DE
Gianna Caldero, New Canaan, CT
Molly Catchpole, Madison, NJ
Alessia Cicuto, Raleigh, NC
Abygail Deverka, Houston, TX
AJ Eyre, Glenwood, MD
Olivia Galiotos, Virginia Beach, VA
Ellie Goldstein, West Hartford, CT
Hope Haynes, Houston, TX
Greta Hinke, Mequon, WI
Charlotte Kramer, Severna Park, MD
Nicole Lauro, Hopkinton, MA
Lauren Masters, Pittstown, NJ
Sabrina McGroarty, Mickleton, NJ
Natalie McKenna, Northport, NY
Olivia McKenna, Northport, NY
Alaina McVeigh, Lansdale PA
Sophia Miller, Far Hills, NJ
Ava Moore, Southampton, NJ
Isabel Morgan, Winnetka, IL
Mia Karine Myklebust, Los Gatos, CA
Nadia Nemeth, Malvern, PA
Catalina Quinteros, Miami, FL
Riley Savage, Charlotte, NC
Talia Schenck, Lawrenceville, NJ
Merritt Skubisz, Houston, TX
Madelyn Stevens, Morgantown, PA
Macy Szukics, Malvern, PA
Gia Whalen, Paoli, PA
Lilly Wojcik, New Freedom, PA
Rylie Wollerton, Gibsonia, PA
Mary Wordelmann, Mickleton, NJ
The following athletes received an injury waiver and will attend the next training:
Olivia Bent-Cole, Philadelphia
Milaw Clause, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Erika Culp, Birdsboro, Pa.
Emily Easton, Charlotte, N.C.
Faith Everett, Arnold, Md.
Sofia Fidalgo Schioppa, Westport, Conn.
Ella Gaitan, Belvidere, N.J.
Alyssa Klebasko, Odenton, Md.
Emma Ramsey, Summit, N.J.
Callie Rogers, Richmond, Va.
Emma Watchilla, Kingston, Pa.
The following athletes were competing with the Indoor USWNT at the RohrMax Cup in early January. They will attend a future training camp:
Charly Bruder, Malvern, Pa.
Abby Burnett, Zionsville, Pa.
Reese D’Ariano, West Chester, Pa.
Sofia Ferri, Phoenixville, Pa.
Opal Sparling, Chester Springs, Pa.
Melea Weber, Macungie, Pa.
The following athletes are in New Zealand with the USWNT. They will attend a future camp:
Mia Abello, Houston, Texas
Ryleigh Heck, Ocean City, N.J.
Josie Hollamon, Delmar, Del.
Daniela Mendez-Trendler, Reistertown, Md.
Mia Schoenbeck, Langrange, Ky
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