SANTIAGO, Chile – U.S. Women’s National Team Head Coach David Passmore has announced the traveling roster for the 2025 FIH Hockey Nations Cup. Taking place February 23 to March 2 in Santiago, Chile, the third edition of this event offers top-level competition to the best-ranked teams not participating in the FIH Hockey Pro League and gives the winning team the option to be promoted to the FIH Hockey Pro League next season.
The competing roster for the Nations Cup is 18 athletes, with the remaining one acting as the traveling reserve. The final roster will be determined after travel and onsite training.
“The Nations Cup is an important event and will be very competitive as teams seek to gain FIH Pro League qualification,” added Passmore. “While we have chosen to rest a number of established players this has allowed us to continue to develop a bigger athlete pool and assess a number of younger players who were impressive in New Zealand.”
“The full group will not meet or train together before we leave for Chile, but we look forward to welcoming back Leah Crouse, Amanda Golini and Ashley Sessa who were rested for the New Zealand trip along with Jenny Rizzo, after her successful trip to play in the Hockey India League.”
2025 USWNT Nations Cup Traveling Roster#
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Lucy Adams | Andover, MA
Sanne Caarls | Nieuw-Vennep, Netherlands
Jans Croon | Manhattan Beach, CA
Leah Crouse | Virginia Beach, VA
Reese D’Ariano | West Chester, PA
Emma DeBerdine | Millersville, PA
Katie Dixon | Cary, NC
Phia Gladieux | Oley, PA
Amanda Golini | Randolph, NJ
Ally Hammel | Duxbury, MA
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Josie Hollamon | Delmar, DE
Kelee Lepage | Honey Brook, PA
Caroline Ramsey | Morristown, NJ
Kealsie Reeb | Seaford, VA
Jenny Rizzo | Hershey, PA
Mia Schoenbeck | LaGrange, KY
Meredith Sholder | Fleetwood, PA
Cassie Sumfest | Lewisburg, PA
Maddie Zimmer | Hershey, PA
The selected traveling roster will be led by co-captains Amanda Golini and Ally Hammel. They are paired with other experienced talent in Leah Crouse, Kelee Lepage, Ashley Sessa, Meredith Sholder, Beth Yeager and Maddie Zimmer, but also welcome the addition of newcomers recently named to the 2025 squad. Those heading to their first senior international tournament include Lucy Adams, Jans Croon, Katie Dixon, Caroline Ramsey and Mia Schoenbeck.
The selected goalkeepers selected are Kealsie Reeb and Jenny Rizzo.
Passmore will be assisted by Maddie Hinch, with Chris Fry as the video analyst and Hannah Jaussen as the athletic trainer.
Seven athletes were strategically not considered for this competition for various reasons. Those athletes are Kelsey Bing (Houston, Texas), Bethany Dykema (Newport News, Va.), Fusine Govaert (Rye, N.Y.), Ashley Hoffman (Mohnton, Pa.), Abigail Tamer (Dexter, Mich.), Megan Valzonis (San Diego, Calif.) and Jillian Wolgemuth (Mount Joy, Pa.).
No. 13 USA sits in Pool A with No. 11 Japan, No. 14 Chile and No. 17 Canada. Pool B consists of No. 10 New Zealand, No. 12 Ireland, No. 15 Korea and No. 16 Scotland. The United Eagles start competition on Sunday, February 23 against No. 17 Canada at 7:00 p.m. ET. On Tuesday, February 25 they face No. 11 Japan at 7:00 p.m. ET and finish pool play on Thursday, February 27 against No. 14 Chile at 5:00 p.m. ET. Crossovers and semifinals will take place on Sunday, March 1, with the finals on Sunday, March 2.
