Update (10-Dec-2019): Washington State sophomore center back Mykiaa Minniss has been added to the roster . The 5’11 sophomore scored the golden goal over South Carolina to send WSU to the College Cup. (WSUCougars.com)
Update (12-Dec-2019): South Carolina signee Catherine Barry (profile) is also on the roster. She was a substitute in Wednesday’s “Red” Team match versus France.
Currently underway in Florida is the final camp of 2019 for the Under-20 United States Women’s National Team, which runs from December 8th to the 14th. Head coach Mark Carr has called in 31 players, who will be split into two teams to play international friendlies against the U-20 WNTs of France and Brazil. Of the 31 players, 18 are current college players, with several key players returning for their first camp since the start of the NCAA season.
External Link: U.S. Soccer Roster Release for 2019 Nike International Friendlies
With just one more camp left before the 2020 CONCACAF Women’s Under-20 Championship, these friendlies are one of Carr’s last chances to evaluate players for the 20-spot qualifying roster.
Four top U-20 players are not available, as they have been called into the overlapping USWNT identification camp: Forward Sophia Smith, midfielder Brianna Pinto, plus defenders Naomi Girma and Maycee Bell. Absent injuries or full-time promotions to the senior USWNT, these four players should be on the U-20 qualifying roster.
Update (09-Dec-2019): Naomi Girma will not attend this camp due to an injury suffered during the College Cup. Given that she took one of the spot kicks during the penalty shoot-out, the injury is likely to be minor. (U.S. Soccer)
At least three noteworthy players are unavailable due to non-minor injuries:
- Kate Wiesner (Penn State), a likely starting outside back. Wiesner suffered a knee injury during a match versus Virginia on September 15th (collegian.psu.edu). Fellow U-20 player Rebecca Jarrett of UVA was somehow involved.
- Sophie Jones (Duke), the likely starting holding midfielder (“6”). Her unspecified injury occurred around the first week in October (goduke.com).
- Sunshine Fontes (UCLA, redshirt), who started two matches at the 2018 U-17 WWC. Fontes suffered a torn ACL during a high school tournament match in early 2019 (khon2.com).
A few quick notables:
- Three players are attending their first (known) USA youth camp: UNC forward Isabel Cox, UNC defender Julia Dorsey, and Indiana midfielder Avery Lockwood.
- This is the first published roster for Oregon midfielder/forward Zoe Hasenauer, who received her first YNT call-up in June for the U-20 camp in Fairfax, Virginia.
- Cal freshman goalkeeper Angelina Anderson is attending her first U-20 camp of the cycle.
- Three NCAA forwards with prior YNT call-ups are attending their first U-20 camp of the cycle: Freshman phenom Diana Ordonez of Virginia, freshman stand-out Anna Podojil of Arkansas, and sophomore Sydny Nasello of South Florida (who also plays in the midfield).
- Defenders Shae Holmes (U. of Washington) and Ella Shamburger (Vanderbilt) are attending their first U-20 camp of the cycle.
For more discussion of the players called into this camp, as well as some noteworthy absences, see the “Discussion” section after the roster listing. Following that section are tables with additional player details (date of birth, age, height), camp attendance this cycle, and NCAA statistics.
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MATCH SCHEDULE
Monday, Dec. 9
Brazil vs. France, 6:30 p.m. EST
Wednesday, Dec. 11
France vs. USA-Red, 3:30 p.m. EST
Brazil vs. USA-Blue, 6:30 p.m. EST
Friday, Dec. 13
USA-Red vs. Brazil, 3:30 p.m. EST
USA-Blue vs. France, 6:30 p.m. EST
All matches will be streamed live, including YouTube, so they should be available “on demand” for those who cannot watch live.
U-20 USWNT, CAMP ROSTER FOR 2019 NIKE FRIENDLIES
Parenthetical Key:
- Current Team (for college players, hyperlink goes to their team profile)
- Hometown
- For players not yet in college: College Commitment, Expected Freshman Year
GOALKEEPERS (3):
Angelina Anderson (California; Danville, Calif.)
Julia Dohle (Penn State; Scarsdale, N.Y.)
Meagan McClelland (Rutgers; Kearny, N.J.)
DEFENDERS (11):
Julia Dorsey (North Carolina; Baltimore, Md.)*
Cassandra “Cassie” Hiatt (Texas Tech; Parker, Colo.)
Shae Holmes (Washington; Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Smith Hunter (Reign FC Acad.; Seattle, Wash.; Harvard, 2020)
Samantha Kroeger (World Class FC; West Milford, N.J.; Rutgers, 2020)
Emily Mason (PDA; Flemington, N.J.; Rutgers, 2021)
Quincy McMahon (Real Colorado; Highlands Ranch, Colo.; UCLA, 2021)
Sally Menti (Crossfire Premier; Seattle, Wash.; Santa Clara, 2020)
Bria Schrotenboer (Michigan State; Holland, Mich.)
Ella Shamburger (Vanderbilt; Atlanta, Ga.)
Natalia “Talia” Staude (Virginia; Atlanta, Ga.)
MIDFIELDERS (8):
Talia DellaPeruta (FC Köln / NTH Tophat; Cumming, Ga.; North Carolina, 2020)
Katelyn “Katie” Duong (Minnesota; Portland, Ore.)
Zoe Hasenauer (Oregon; Simi Valley, Calif.)**
Avery Lockwood (Indiana; Belmont, Mich.)*
Alexa Spaanstra (Virginia; Brighton, Mich.)
Astrid Wheeler (Concorde Fire SC; Atlanta, Ga.; Stanford, 2020)
Summer Yates (Washington; Pasco, Wash.)
Sakura Yoshida (Oregon; Redmond, Wash.)
FORWARDS (9):
Isabel Cox (North Carolina; Greensboro, N.C.)*
Lia Godfrey (United Soccer Alliance; Fleming Island, Fla.; Virginia, 2020)
Dilary Heredia-Beltran (Sporting Blue Valley SC; Overland Park, Kan.; n/a, 2021)
Rebecca Jarrett (Virginia; Washington Township, N.J.)
Sydny Nasello (South Florida; Land O’ Lakes, Fla.)
Jenna Nighswonger (Florida State; Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Diana Ordonez (Virginia; Prosper, Texas)
Anna Podojil (Arkansas; Cincinnati, Ohio)
Trinity Rodman (So Cal Blues SC; Laguna Niguel; UCLA, 2020)
*First published roster
**First published roster, but attended the June 2019 U-20 USWNT camp at Fairfax, Virginia. Did not play in the two friendlies versus Germany.
DISCUSSION: NEAR LOCKS, LONG SHOTS, AND IN-BETWEENS
As the roster for the CONCACAF Women’s U-20 Championship is limited to 18 field players and 2 goalkeepers, at least 10 of the 28 field players attending this camp will not make the USA’s roster for the tournament. The number of players to cut should be around 14, given that 4 of the top U-20 players have been called into the concurrent USWNT ID camp.
And, the number of players cut could be higher if other preferred players not attending this camp are available or become available (e.g., return from minor injuries) for CONCACAF qualifying.
The following is intended to be a brief discussion of the players called into this camp, plus the four U-20 players at the USWNT identification camp, as well as some noteworthy absences. (A more in-depth discussion of the likely roster for qualifying will be published after this camp.)
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Goalkeepers
Although attending just her first U-20 camp of the cycle, the 5’11” Cal freshman Angelina Anderson is the most likely first-choice ‘keeper. Or, maybe not. Anderson started all three 2018 U-17 WWC matches for the USA, ahead of fellow 2001’er Julia Dohle. Anderson also made the 2018 U-20 WWC roster as a last-minute addition.
Rutgers sophomore Meagan McClelland is another veteran of a U-17 WWC, having been a back-up behind Laurel Ivory at the 2016 edition of that tournament.
Although Dohle is a freshman at Penn State, she has yet to play any competitive NCAA soccer, which could give McClelland a significant advantage in making the qualifying roster.
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Defenders – Center Backs
Stanford sophomore Naomi Girma (starter at 2018 U-20 WWC) and UNC freshman Maycee Bell are all but guaranteed to claim two defender spots on the qualifying roster. Of the remaining center backs, UVA freshman Talia Staude (starter at 2018 U-17 WWC) has the most YNT experience by a significant margin, though the 6’0″ Cassie Hiatt of Texas Tech has two seasons of NCAA soccer experience. Another NCAA sophomore is Vanderbilt’s Ella Shamburger, who is apparently attending her first known YNT camp.
For the last two center back options, this is UNC’s Julia Dorsey first-known USA youth call-up and just the third for Michigan State’s Bria Schrotenboer, a 5’11” freshman, who was also one of a few college players to attend the August 2019 U-20 camp at Chula Vista.
The two-sport Dorsey (soccer/lacrosse) is a bit of a curiosity, as she could be a center back candidate and/or an outside back candidate. In UNC’s 3-5-2 system, she is deployed as an outside defender on the backline, though, before UNC, she primarily played forward and was also used as an outside back (which is also where she played during the 2019 College Cup final).
A noteworthy omission is Boston College freshman Michela Agresti, who started all three matches for the USA at the 2018 U-17 WWC and attended three of the four prior U-20 camps in 2019, including the one just held in November.
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Defenders – Outside Backs
Just two of these seven outside back candidates are currently playing in the NCAA: Washington redshirt freshman Shae Holmes and true freshman Julia Dorsey of North Carolina. Both Holmes and Dorsey were born in 2000, while the remaining five were all born in 2002.
This is Holmes’ first YNT call-up since November 2017, as she suffered an ACL injury in her right knee during her senior year of high school and then re-injured the same knee just minutes into her NCAA career, back in August 2018. (essay by Holmes) Prior to these injuries, Holmes had attended all U-18 WNT camps held in 2017.
Of the possible outside backs from the 2002 birth year pool, only Harvard-commit Smith Hunter and Rutgers-commit Samantha Kroeger have been regular YNT camp attendees prior to 2019. Both were heavily involved in the 2018 U-17 USWNT cycle, with Hunter starting 2 matches at the last U-17 WWC, while Kroeger, who had been primarily listed as a forward or midfielder, was a late replacement for the CONCACAF qualifying tournament. The remaining players, Emily Mason, Quincy McMahon, and Sally Menti, each only have a handful of call-ups.
Another option is UNC-commit Talia DellaPeruta, who is listed on the camp roster as a midfielder, but had been used primarily as an outside back with the U-17 WNT and U-15 GNT.
One curious absence, for the second time in a row, is the highly regarded Clemson-commit Makenna Morris, who started all three matches for the USA at the 2018 U-17 WWC and has attended at least 30 USA youth camps. Morris had been an attendee of the first three U-20 USWNT camps of 2019, but was not on the November camp roster.
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Midfielders
Near-locks to make the qualifying roster are sophomores Briana Pinto of UNC and Alexa Spaanstra of UVA, who were both on the last U-20 WWC roster, back in 2018. With the injury to Duke’s Sophie Jones, future Stanford Cardinal Astrid Wheeler is the most obvious candidate for the starting holding midfielder role (“6”). Wheeler, who made the 2018 U-17 WWC roster, has attended over 20 YNT camps, including the last four U-20 camps.
The reserve midfielder spots are less certain. All of the remaining players listed as midfielders only have one or two prior U-20 call-ups this cycle. Of those players, future Tar Heel Talia DellaPeruta is the only one with official tournament experience, starting one match at the 2018 U-17 WWC and two matches at that year’s CONCACAF Women’s U-17 Championship, plus most matches at the CONCACAF Girls’ U-15 Championship in 2016.
But, as mentioned earlier, DellaPeruta had been mainly used as an outside back with the U-17 and U-15 national teams. And, for her two previous call-ups in 2019, the August U-20 and October U-18 camps, she was listed as a forward. As DellaPeruta has significant international and YNT experience as a defender, she could be a back-up option at the holding midfielder spot.
Another option for the “6” spot is Oregon sophomore Zoe Hasenauer, who is attending just her second YNT camp after a call-up for the June U-20 camp in Fairfax, Virginia. Primarily a forward in her club days, Hasenauer has been more recently deployed as a midfielder with Oregon. Though, based on highlight videos, she appears to be used mainly as a “10” or “8” by Oregon. However, for the U-20 WNT, with her presence and physicality, the 5’6″ Hasenauer looks to be best suited for a holding role. And, given the other offensive midfield options, being a spare “6” is probably Hasenauer’s best chance of making the qualifying roster.
Of the remaining offensive options, University of Washington forward Summer Yates has the most YNT experience, attending over 25 camps, though almost all of those camps have been with preparatory YNTs (U-18, U-16, U-14), where she has been mostly listed as a midfielder.
Meanwhile, University of Oregon freshman Sakura Yoshida was a regular call-up to the U-18 WNT in the latter half of the previous cycle and is attending her third U-20 camp of 2019, missing only the camps held during the NCAA season. During the spring of 2019, Yoshida, a Reign Academy product, was invited to trained with Reign FC of the NWSL by now USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonovski (ReignAcademy.com).
Minnesota freshman Katelyn Duong has been on U.S. Soccer’s radar since at least 2013, having attended a U-14 camp in that year, and then the first U-15 camp in 2014. But, her August 2019 call-up to the U-20s was her first in over four years.
Finally, this is the first-known call-up for long-range scoring threat Avery Lockwood of the Indiana Hoosiers.
A noteworthy absence is Penn State’s Coriana Dyke, who started all 25 of the Nittany Lion’s games in 2019 as a true freshman. Dyke, a regular call-up in previous U-18 and U-16 cycles, has almost 30 YNT camps, including the first two U-20 camps of this cycle.
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Forwards
Absent another injury or a full-time promotion to the senior USWNT, Sophia Smith will be on the qualifying roster. However, an open question is whether Mark Carr prefers Smith in the central striker role or as a winger, say with Ordonez as the #9.
Dual-national Rebecca Jarrett, a sophomore at Virginia, has been the most consistently called-up forward this cycle. Outside of the two camps during the NCAA season, she has only missed the La Manga trip, as she had been called into the England U-19 WNT for the same friendly tournament.
Jarrett’s UVA teammate, the 5’11” Diana Ordonez netted 15 goals over 1184 minutes in her freshman campaign, for an outstanding average of 1.14 goals per 90 minutes played, which is over 50% better than fellow freshman Anna Podojil‘s rate of 0.72 goals per 90 minutes (14 goals, 1740 minutes). Podojil is attending her first-known U-20 camp after being an attendee of three U-18 camps in 2017. Meanwhile, Ordonez was a regular call-up during the 2018 U-17 cycle, making the roster for the CONCACAF qualifying tournament but not that year’s U-17 WWC.
Future Virginia Cavalier Lia Godfrey was the youngest player to make the USA’s U-17 WWC roster in 2016 and likely would have made the roster again in 2018 if she had not suffered an ACL injury (sometime in late 2017 or early 2018).
UCLA-commit Trinity Rodman did make the 2018 U-17 WWC roster, appearing as a substitute in the USA’s first two matches and starting their third match. Born in 2002, the 5’7″ Rodman had the USA’s lone official assist of that tournament.
Of the listed forwards on this camp’s roster, the 2000-born Florida State freshman Jenna Nighswonger, leads the pack with the most camps attended, though prior to 2019, she had been listed exclusively as a midfielder, except for her first three camps (two U-14s in 2014 and a U-17 in 2015), where she was listed as a defender.
High school junior Dilary Heredia-Beltran has been another regular YNT call-up.
Apparently attending their first U-20 camp are South Florida’s Sydny Nasello, who has one previous call-up, and 5’10” UNC freshman Isabel Cox, who offers both speed and high-pressure defending.
A slightly surprising omission on this camp’s roster is Santa Clara’s Isabella D’Aquila, who scored 15 goals in her freshman campaign and was a regular member of the 2018 U-17 USWNT, having made the last U-17 WWC, where she started one match.
REFERENCE TABLES: BASIC PLAYER DETAILS, CAMP ATTENDANCE, NCAA SEASON STATISTICS
Tables in this section:
- Player Details (Height, Date of Birth, Age)
- Call-Ups this cycle
- 2019 NCAA season Statistics for Goalkeepers^
- 2019 NCAA season Statistics for Field Players^
- 2019 NCAA season Statistics for Non-Attending Field Players^
^NCAA statistics do not include 2019 College Cup matches.
Table 1 Legend:
- P. – Position, according to the current roster
- HT. – Height, in feet and inches
- D.O.B. – Date of Birth (or at least birth year)
- Age – As of next year’s CONCACAF U-20 Women’s Championship (15-Feb-2020)
- FrYR – Their ‘true’ Freshman year. For players not yet in college, this is their expected Freshman year.
Table 1: December 2019 U-20 USWNT Camp Roster – Player Details
PLAYER P. HT. D.O.B. AGE FrYR Anderson, Angelina GK 5'11" 03/22/2001 18.90 2019 Dohle, Julia GK 6'0" 02/06/2001 19.02 2019 McClelland, Meagan GK 5'10" 08/05/2000 19.53 2018 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Dorsey, Julia DF 5'7" 08/--/2000 19.6 2019 Hiatt, Cassandra DF 5'11" 05/11/2000 19.76 2018 Holmes, Shae DF 5'8" 03/08/2000 19.94 2018 Hunter, Smith DF 5'8" 01/04/2002 18.11 2020 Kroeger, Samantha DF 5'3" 04/28/2002 17.80 2020 Mason, Emily DF 5'6" 10/23/2002 17.31 2021 McMahon, Quincy DF n/a 2002 2021 Menti, Sally DF 5'7" 03/10/2002 17.94 2020 Schrotenboer, Bria DF 5'11" 02/28/2001 18.96 2019 Shamburger, Ella DF 5'6" 01/18/2000 20.08 2018 Staude, Natalia DF 5'7" 04/30/2001 18.80 2019 ---------------------------------------------------------------- DellaPeruta, Talia MF 5'5" 04/19/2002 17.83 2020 Duong, Katelyn MF 5'?" 03/27/2001 18.89 2019 Hasenauer, Zoe MF 5'6" 2000 2018 Lockwood, Avery MF 5'6" 2000 2019 Spaanstra, Alexa MF 5'5" 02/01/2000 20.04 2018 Wheeler, Astrid MF 5'5" 08/20/2001 18.49 2020 Yates, Summer MF 5'4" 06/17/2000 19.66 2018 Yoshida, Sakura MF 5'1" 10/25/2000 19.31 2019 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Cox, Isabel FW 5'10" 12/--/2000 19.2 2019 Godfrey, Lia FW 5'4" 11/08/2001 18.27 2020 Heredia-Beltran, Dilary FW 5'5" 09/09/2002 17.43 2021 Jarrett, Rebecca FW 5'6" 04/13/2000 19.84 2018 Nasello, Sydny FW 5'3" 04/14/2000 19.84 2018 Nighswonger, Jenna FW 5'3" 11/28/2000 19.21 2019 Ordonez, Diana FW 5'11" 09/26/2001 18.39 2019 Podojil, Anna FW 5'6" 09/12/2000 19.43 2019 Rodman, Trinity FW 5'7" 05/20/2002 17.74 2020
Data Notes:
- Height and date of birth information is primarily pulled from USWNT media guides’ lists of YNT player pools. Otherwise, additional sources, such as NCAA team profiles (height, sometimes birth date) and U.S. Soccer Development Academy profiles (birth year, high school graduation year) are used.
- Katelyn Duong’s height is around 5’0″. Minnesota’s current roster does not have any heights listed. Duong has been only listed in one USWNT media guide pool list, back in 2014 (U-15). Per that list, her height was 4’11”.
- The birth dates for Isabel Cox and Julia Dorsey are from their UNC profiles, which only list the birth month and year.
Table 2 Legend:
- P. – Position
- B.YR – Birth Year
- Rs – Youth Rosters (camps and official tournaments)
- Does not include U-23 or senior USWNT call-ups
- Consider this a rough count, as it is possible that my counts may be missing an odd roster or two
- Count includes the current camp
- CY – U-20 USWNT 2020 Cycle Call-Ups (December 2018 to present) – count includes the current roster
- Specific Camps – Except for special cases, player attendance is indicated by their listed position (GK, DF, MF, FW) for that camp.
- No roster was published for the June 2019 U-20 camp. However, the U-20 USWNT played two friendlies against their German counterparts. The DFB’s database has reports for these matches, which list the USA’s starters and used substitutes for the two matches. Field players known to attend this camp are indicated by “Y”.
- See last month’s article on U-20 camp attendance for details about the specific camps.
- For the June 2019 camp, Hasenauer and Yoshida are recently confirmed attendees (Twitter photo)
Table 2: 2020 Cycle Call-Ups for Attending Players (U-20 and U-18 Only)
| u20 u20 u20 u20 u20 u20 | u18 u18
| DEC NOV AUG JUN FEB DEC | OCT FEB
PLAYER P. B.YR Rs CY | LwR NTC Chu FVa LaM LwR | IMG ENG
Dohle, Julia GK 2001 17 4 | GK GK [] GK GK |
McClelland, Meagan GK 2000 13 2 | GK [] [] GK |
Anderson, Angelina GK 2001 17 1 | GK [] [] |
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Kroeger, Samantha DF 2002 26 4 | DF DF ++ FW | FW MF
Hiatt, Cassandra DF 2000 7 2 | DF [] [] Y |
Hunter, Smith DF 2002 20 2 | DF DF | DF DF
Mason, Emily DF 2002 6 2 | DF DF | DF
McMahon, Quincy DF 2002 3 2 | DF DF | FW
Menti, Sally DF 2002 6 2 | DF DF | DF
Schrotenboer, B. DF 2001 3 2 | DF [] DF |
Staude, Natalia DF 2001 27 2 | DF [] [] DF |
Dorsey, Julia DF 2000 1 1 | DF [] [] |
Holmes, Shae DF 2000 18 1 | DF [] [] |
Shamburger, Ella DF 2000 8 1 | DF [] [] |
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Spaanstra, Alexa MF 2000 41 4 | MF [] [] Y FW FW |
Wheeler, Astrid MF 2001 22 4 | MF MF MF Y |
Yoshida, Sakura MF 2000 12 3 | MF [] [] Y MF |
DellaPeruta, Talia MF 2002 30 2 | MF FW | FW
Duong, Katelyn MF 2001 4 2 | MF [] MF |
Hasenauer, Zoe MF 2000 2 2 | MF [] [] Y |
Yates, Summer MF 2000 28 2 | MF [] [] FW |
Lockwood, Avery MF 2000 1 1 | MF [] [] |
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Godfrey, Lia FW 2001 21 4 | FW MF FW FW |
Jarrett, Rebecca FW 2000 13 3* | FW [] [] Y @@ FW |
Rodman, Trinity FW 2002 19 3 | FW FW ## | FW FW
Heredia-Beltran FW 2002 15 2 | FW FW | FW FW
Nighswonger, Jenna FW 2000 24 2 | FW [] [] Y |
Cox, Isabel FW 2000 1 1 | FW [] [] |
Nasello, Sydny FW 2000 2 1 | FW [] [] |
Ordonez, Diana FW 2001 11 1 | FW [] [] |
Podojil, Anna FW 2000 4 1 | FW [] [] |
---Players at USWNT Identification Camp--------------------------------
Girma, Naomi DF 2000 36 2 | id [] [] Y DF |
Bell, Maycee DF 2000 27 2 | id [] [] DF DF |
Pinto, Brianna MF 2000 40 3 | id [] [] Y MF MF |
Smith, Sophia FW 2000 38 0 | id [] [] |
@@ Jarrett was with the England U-19 WNT (also at La Manga)
## Rodman was a scratch for the August 2019 camp at Chula Vista
++ Kroeger was a late replacement for Rodman at the August 2019 camp
[] Camp held during the NCAA season, college players not expected to attend
Table 3 Legend:
- MP – Matches played
- MS – matches started
- GA – Goals Against
- SV – Saves
- SHO – Shutouts (“clean sheets”)
- GA/90 – Goals Against Average (normalized to 90 minutes)
- SAVE% – Save Percentage
Table 3: 2019 NCAA Season Statistics for Attending Goalkeepers
PLAYER P. NCAA Team MP MS GA SV SHO | GA/90 SAVE% Anderson, Angelina GK Cal 20 18 14 79 9 | 0.70 84.9% McClelland, Meagan GK Rutgers 21 21 14 66 12 | 0.64 82.5% Dohle, Julia GK Penn State -------did not play in 2019-------
Dohle, a true freshman, did not play in any matches for Penn State in 2019. senior Amanda Dennis started 20 matches, while redshirt freshman Katherine Asman (2000 birth year) started 5 matches. A third goalkeeper, senior Sarafina Valenti, also started 1 match. (Penn State 2019 stats)
Tables 4 and 5 Legend:
- P. – Position (from the camp roster)
- MP – Matches Played
- MS – Matches Started
- G – Goals
- A – Assists
- Min. – Total Minutes Played (including extra time), if available
- Min./M – Minutes Played per Match
- G/90 – Goals Scored per 90 minutes
Table 4: 2019 NCAA Season Statistics for Attending Field Players
PLAYER P. NCAA Team MP MS G A Min. | Min/M G/90 Dorsey, Julia DF N. Carolina 25 16 0 1 1703 | 68.1 0.00 Hiatt, Cassandra DF Texas Tech 18 18 0 0 1643 | 91.3 0.00 Holmes, Shae*** DF Washington 14 3 1 0 554 | 39.6 0.16 Schrotenboer, Bria DF Mich. State 16 16 1 0 1412 | 88.3 0.06 Shamburger, Ella DF Vanderbilt 16 16 0 2 1434 | 89.6 0.00 Staude, Natalia DF Virginia 22 15 0 2 1657 | 75.3 0.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yates, Summer MF Washington 21 19 8 6 1431 | 68.1 0.50 Spaanstra, Alexa MF Virginia 22 22 3 12 1702 | 77.4 0.16 Hasenauer, Zoe MF Oregon 19 19 4 4 1453 | 76.5 0.25 Lockwood, Avery MF Indiana 19 19 5 3 n/a | Duong, Katelyn MF Minnesota 16 15 1 1 1417 | 88.6 0.06 Yoshida, Sakura MF Oregon 18 15 0 6 1007 | 55.9 0.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ordonez, Diana^^ FW Virginia 19 18 15 4 1184 | 62.3 1.14 Podojil, Anna FW Arkansas 23 23 14 7 1740 | 75.7 0.72 Jarrett, Rebecca FW Virginia 22 22 5 8 1355 | 61.6 0.33 Cox, Isabel FW N. Carolina 25 22 5 6 1396 | 55.8 0.32 Nighswonger, Jenna FW Fla. State 23 20 5 5 1807 | 78.6 0.25 Nasello, Sydny FW South Fla. 21 19 2 10 1522 | 72.5 0.12
***Shae Holmes was recovering from an ACL injury. She started the last three matches of Washington’s season, playing all but 7 total minutes in those three matches, and notching her first career NCAA goal.
^^Ordonez missed a few matches due to a minor foot injury.
Table 5: NCAA Stats For Notable Players Not on the Camp Roster
PLAYER P. NCAA Team MP MS G A Min. | Min/M G/90 D'Aquila, Izzy FW Santa Clara 23 20 15 4 n/a | Fishel, Mia M UCLA 23 19 14 3 1434 | 62.3 0.88 Dyke, Coriana M Penn State 25 25 0 1 n/a | Schlegel, Ally M Penn State 25 24 13 7 n/a | Doms, Maya M Stanford 23 12 4 6 n/a | ---Players at USWNT Identification Camp---------------------------------- Girma, Naomi DF Stanford 23 23 2 1 n/a | Bell, Maycee DF N. Carolina 23 23 3 1 1962 | 85.3 0.14 Pinto, Brianna MF N. Carolina 25 25 11 6 1650 | 66.0 0.60 Smith, Sophia FW Stanford 19 15 14 9 n/a |
Other notable players with confirmed injuries:
- Sophie Jones (Duke, “6” midfielder) started 10 matches, for 838 minutes, with no goals scored and 1 assist.
- Kate Wiesner (Penn State, outside back) started 8 matches, notching 1 goal (in her debut, against Stanford), and had no assists.
- Sunshine Fontes (UCLA, forward) redshirt’ed her first year.
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