U15 & U16 USWNT July 2025 Training Camp

ByBeau Bridges Published on
U15 & U16 USWNT July 2025 Training Camp

The U.S. Under-16 and Under-15 Girls’ National Teams are heading to California for a week-long training camp that could shape the future of American soccer.

TL;DR:

  • 48 young players will compete at Dignity Health Sports Park from July 24-31
  • Most players are new faces getting their first national team chance
  • These camps help build the teams for future World Cup competitions

Building Tomorrow’s Champions

These camps build the teams for future World Cups. All 48 players could play in the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup. But more likely, they’ll form the core teams for 2026 and 2027.

Stella Spitzer stands out. She’s only 15 but already played professional soccer with Carolina Ascent FC last season.

The Training Camp Experience

The camps run July 24-31 at Dignity Health Sports Park. Both teams will scrimmage once during the week.

This follows the U.S. Soccer philosophy – creating more chances for young players to reach the senior national team.

Fresh Faces Get Their Shot

Most players going to California weren’t on the recent Europe trips. The U-16 team only has 11 players from their Netherlands adventure. The U-15 squad has just seven players from their European tour.

This means lots of fresh talent gets to show what they can do!

U.S. U-15 Girls’ National Team Roster

Goalkeepers (3):

  • Molly Gaffney (Real Colorado)
  • Olivia Hasan (Eclipse Select SC)
  • Aileen Rodriguez (FC Dallas)

Defenders (8):

  • Nina Clement (FC Stars)
  • Addison Elia (Western New York Flash)
  • Samara House (Maryland United FC)
  • Madison Kline (St. Louis Scott Gallagher)
  • Emma Sullivan (San Juan SC)
  • Cassandra Travers (Bay Area Surf SC)
  • Carolyn Voss (Minnesota Thunder)
  • Gigi Zuniga (Mountain View Los Altos SC)

Midfielders (6):

  • Chloe Guenther (Kansas City Athletics)
  • Sarah Ligon (South Carolina Surf SC)
  • Ainsley McGuire (St. Louis Scott Gallagher)
  • Isabella Ortiz (Florida United SC)
  • Ellie Snyder (Oklahoma Energy FC)
  • Avery Walbruch (La Roca FC)

Forwards (7):

  • Caroline Barrow (Albion Hurricanes FC)
  • Eileena Chinyadza (Michigan Hawks)
  • Koi Edwards (Legends FC)
  • Lauren Lim (Slammers FC HB Koge)
  • Alexa Paloma Barajas (Rhode Island Surf)
  • Stella Spitzer (Carolina Ascent FC – USL – Super League)
  • Ryder White (Virginia Development Academy)

U.S. U-16 Girls’ National Team Roster

Goalkeepers (3):

  • Ella McNeal (St. Louis Scott Gallagher)
  • Avellina Saunders (Utah Royals FC Arizona)
  • Malia Zillman (Rockford Raptors FC)

Defenders (8):

  • Kendra Hansen (Pateadores SC)
  • Marin Kotschau (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
  • Madeline Maves (Crossfire Premier SC)
  • Eloise Rubinstein (SUSA FC)
  • Lyla Schenck (Rochester New York FC)
  • Alyssa Shim (Beach FC)
  • Elena Vera (Bay Area Surf SC)
  • Anaiah Williams (Eclipse Select SC)

Midfielders (7):

  • Gabrielle Ferraro (San Juan SC)
  • Gabrielle Johnson (Bethesda SC)
  • Bridget Kopmeyer (Michigan Tigers)
  • Taylor Morrell (Virginia Development Academy)
  • Grace Murray (Beach FC)
  • Georgia Restovich (St. Louis Scott Gallagher)
  • Deus Stanislaus (Players Development Academy)

Forwards (6):

  • Maddie DiMaria (St. Louis Scott Gallagher)
  • Alexis Fragnito (Syracuse Development Academy)
  • Jacy Hackler (Kansas City Athletics)
  • Amari Manning (Players Development Academy)
  • Carolina Reyna (Sting Austin)
  • Madison Schubert (Las Vegas Heat Surf SC)

Written By: Beau Bridges

Beau is the founder of SoccerNovo, dedicated to helping players and parents navigate the youth soccer landscape. As a former youth coach and soccer parent, he shares insights on player development, recruiting, and the ever-evolving soccer scene in the U.S.

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