ODP GIRLS
26/27 ODP GIRLS INTERREGIONAL ROSTERS
NATIONWIDE REACH
Where the 26/27 Interregional players come from
Every player counted by state association.
Each state is coloured by the ODP region it competes in. California combines Cal North and Cal South; New York combines Eastern NY and New York West; Pennsylvania combines Eastern PA and PA West; Texas combines North Texas and South Texas — hover any of those four for the split. Two further players came through ODP Europe, which has no state on the map.
WHERE IT CAN LEAD
ODP alumnae
21
of the 23 players on the United States’ 2023 Women’s World Cup roster played in the Olympic Development Program.
Alyssa Naeher
2015 & 2019 World Cup winner; 2024 Olympic gold; Penn State; Chicago Red Stars
Casey Murphy
2024 Olympic gold; Rutgers; NC Courage
Aubrey Kingsbury
2023 World Cup; Univ. of Wisconsin; Washington Spirit
Alana Cook
2023 World Cup; Stanford; OL Reign / Kansas City Current
Crystal Dunn
150+ caps; 2019 World Cup winner; 2024 Olympic gold; UNC (2012 Hermann Trophy); NC Courage / Portland / Gotham
Emily Fox
2024 Olympic gold; UNC; NC Courage; Arsenal
Naomi Girma
2023 World Cup; 2024 Olympic gold; Stanford; San Diego Wave; Chelsea (world-record fee)
Sofia Huerta
2023 World Cup; Santa Clara; Seattle Reign
Kelley O’Hara
157 caps; 2015 & 2019 World Cup winner; 2012 Olympic gold; Stanford (2009 Hermann Trophy); Gotham FC
Emily Sonnett
2019 World Cup winner; 2024 Olympic gold; Univ. of Virginia; Portland Thorns / Gotham FC
Savannah DeMelo
2023 World Cup squad; USC; Racing Louisville
Julie Ertz
2015 & 2019 World Cup winner; two-time US Soccer Female Player of the Year; Santa Clara; Chicago Red Stars
Lindsey Horan
2019 World Cup winner; 2024 Olympic gold; PSG / Portland Thorns / Lyon; USWNT captain
Rose Lavelle
2019 World Cup Bronze Ball; 2024 Olympic gold; Univ. of Wisconsin; Gotham FC; Manchester City
Kristie Mewis
2023 World Cup; Boston College; Gotham FC
Ashley Sanchez
2023 World Cup squad; UCLA; Washington Spirit / NC Courage
Andi Sullivan
2023 World Cup; Stanford; Washington Spirit
Alex Morgan
224 caps; 2015 & 2019 World Cup winner; 2012 Olympic gold; Cal Berkeley; Portland / Orlando / San Diego Wave
Megan Rapinoe
203 caps; 2015 & 2019 World Cup winner (2019 Golden Ball + Golden Boot); 2012 Olympic gold; Univ. of Portland
Sophia Smith
2024 Olympic gold; Stanford; Portland Thorns; 2022 NWSL MVP
Alyssa Thompson
2023 World Cup; Angel City FC; 2023 NWSL No.1 draft pick
Source: US Youth Soccer, July 2023. Roster confirmed against U.S. Soccer.
FOR CURRENT AND FORMER PLAYERS
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