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U-21 Women’s Athletes Selected To Advance To Second Junior National Camp

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Following a three-day training camp held in Charlotte, N.C., the women’s Junior High Performance Staff have evaluated and finalized the list of U-21 women’s athletes invited to attend the second Junior National Camp (JNC).

"What we achieved last year proved what is possible when belief, work ethic, and unity align," said U-21 USWNT Head Coach Ange Bradley. "What we pursue next will define who we become. This selected group begins the 2026 journey with a shared responsibility. To be brave, united, and relentless as we pursue qualification in April and continue to elevate USA Field Hockey on the world stage."

Taking place January 30 to February 1, 2026, on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in Charlotte, N.C., these athletes will compete for selection to the U.S. U-21 Women’s National Team. Once the U-21 USWNT roster has been named, athletes will compete in subsequent training camps for a spot on a travel squad for one of the several events the team will be participating in this summer.

In 2026, U-21 USWNT athletes will be eligible to compete in the Junior Pan American Championships (JPAC) in Santiago, Chile in April, as well as a new Four Nations Tournament in England in July. The JPAC is a qualifying event for the 2027 FIH Hockey Junior World Cup. With the addition of the Four Nations Tournament, the JNC in Charlotte, N.C. previously scheduled for June 26 to 28 will be moved up to June 5 to 7.

2026 U-21 JNC #2 Invitees  

  • Gabby Anderson | Williamsburg, Va.

    Taylor Bigbie | Rocky Point, N.Y.

    Maren Boyle | Scituate, Mass.

    Abigail Burnett | Zionsville, Pa.

    Jordan Byers | Landisburg, Pa.

    Erin Callahan | Woolwich Twp, N.J.

    Alessia Cicuto | Raleigh, N.C.

    Caitlin Connell | Paoli, Pa.

    Gracey Crawford | Houston, Texas

    Rylee Dennis | Chester Springs, Pa.

    Abygail Deverka | Houston, Texas

    Ava Drexler-Amey | Severna Park, Md.

    Sofia Fidalgo Schioppa | Westport, Conn.

    Jordyn Hollamon | Delmar, Del.

  • Autum Kernechel | Emmaus, Pa.

    Reid Miller | Cary, N.C.

    Isabella Moore | Southampton, N.J.

    Emily Nicholls | Haddon Heights, N.J.

    Ryleigh Osborne | Crofton, Md.

    Lucy Parker | Andover, Mass.

    Elisabeth Ricks | West Long Branch, N.J.

    Sarah Rigual | Fredericksbrg, Va.

    Callie Rogers | Richmond, Va.

    Riley Savage | Charlotte, N.C.

    Lauren Sloan | Louisville, Ky.

    Ashley Stockdale | Darien, Conn.

    Aubrey Turner | Downingtown, Pa.

    Shae Wozniak | Wayne, Pa.

The following athletes received an injury waiver for this camp and will attend the next training camp for which they are cleared to play for their evaluation: Emily Eaton, (Charlotte, N.C.), Eleanor Evarts, (Austin, Texas), Erika Culp, (Wyomissing, Pa.), Abigail Gerdeman, (Chester Springs, Pa.), Ellie Goldstein, (West Hartford, Conn.), Soren Kipphut, (Woolwich Twp, N.J.), Reese Milone (Brun Mary, Pa.), Saylor Milone, (Bryn Mawr, Pa.), Jenna Narleski (Basking Ridge, N.J.), Molly Nussbaumer, (Chapel Hill, N.C.), Ellie Parker, (Andover, Mass.), Eliza Perrin, (Houston, Texas), Caroline Raynes, (Houston, Texas), and Opal Sparling, (Chester Springs, Pa.).


The following athletes received a waiver for their participation in the 2025 FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup in December and will attend the January 30 to February 1 training camp for their evaluation: Mary Adams (Andover, Mass.), Reese Anetsberger (Northbrook, Ill.), Ella Beach (Northbrook, Ill.),  Madison Beach (Northbrook, Ill.), Olivia Bent-Cole (Philadelphia, Pa.), Juliana Boon (Houston, Texas), Maci Bradford (Delmar, Del.), Sofia Ferri (Phoenixville, Pa.), Josie Hollamon (Delmar, Del.), Lauren Masters (Pittstown, N.J.), and Ava Moore (Southampton, N.J.).