Final Roster Named for 2024 U.S. Women's U20 National Team
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Head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller has announced the final roster of 22 players that will represent the United States in the 2024 World Lacrosse Women’s U20 Championship in Hong Kong, China from August 15-24. The selections were made following a training camp at USA Lacrosse headquarters from June 19-21.
“I could not be more excited at the selection of our U20 national team that will compete in the world championship in Hong Kong,” said Amonte Hiller. “We have chosen a group of 22 tremendously talented young women that work extremely well together. This is an exciting time for USA Lacrosse and we are so grateful for this group to have the opportunity to wear the red, white and blue and compete in this extraordinary tournament.”
The 22-player roster includes players from high schools in nine states and eight players from the 2024 NCAA championship game – four each from Boston College and Northwestern, including IWLCA All-Americans Shea Dolce (Boston College), Emma LoPinto (Boston College) and Madison Taylor (Northwestern).
The team’s next training camp will be held at Northwestern University from July 18-20. The team will then have one final brief camp in Northern California in August before heading to Asia for the world championship.
Formerly a U19 event, World Lacrosse raised the age group to U20 after the 2019 championship in Peterborough, Ontario. Amonte Hiller was the head coach for the 2019 team and helped lead the U.S. to its fifth gold medal in the event. The U.S won the event in 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011 and 2019. Australia won the inaugural championship in 1995 and Canada won in 2015 with the U.S. finishing as the runner-up at those two events.
Name | Pos | Club | High School | HS Grad | College/Commitment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madison Alaimo | A | Long Island Top Guns | Wantagh (N.Y.) | 2023 | Virginia |
| Francesca Argentieri | G | Salt City Snipers | Westhill (N.Y.) | 2022 | Northwestern |
| Shea Baker | M | Ithaca Little Red | Ithaca (N.Y.) | 2022 | Boston College |
| Caitlin Barrett | M | Long Island Top Guns | Manhasset (N.Y.) | 2023 | Duke |
| Grace Callahan | D | Monster Elite | Victor (N.Y.) | 2022 | Michigan |
| Lydia Colasante | M | All American Aim | Tatnall (Del.) | 2023 | Boston College |
| Noel Cumberland | M | SkyWalkers | Maryvale Prep (Md.) | 2023 | Northwestern |
| Kaitlyn Davies | M | STEPS | Wayne Hills (N.J.) | 2022 | Florida |
| Shea Dolce | G | CT Grizzlies | Darien (Conn.) | 2022 | Boston College |
| Haven Dora | A | Centercourt | Trinity Hall (N.J.) | 2022 | Princeton |
| Brigid Duffy | M | ADK | Queensbury (N.Y.) | 2022 | Army |
| Kori Edmondson | M/D | M&D Black | McDonogh (Md.) | 2022 | Maryland |
| Madison Epke | A | Noreaster Lacrosse Club | Guilford (Conn.) | 2022 | James Madison |
| Kate Levy | M | M&D Black | McDonogh (Md.) | 2024 | North Carolina |
| Emma LoPinto | A | Liberty Lacrosse | Manhasset (N.Y.) | 2021 | Boston College |
| Emma Muchnick | M | Mad Dog North (N.J.) | Suffern (N.Y.) | 2022 | Syracuse |
| Reagan O'Brien | D | Mass Elite | Boston Latin (Mass.) | 2022 | Johns Hopkins |
| Aliya Polisky | A | Eagle Stix 2023 Blue | Franklin (Tenn.) | 2022 | Stanford |
| Allison Reilly | A | Long Island Yellow Jackets | Sayville (N.Y.) | 2022 | Army |
| Hannah Rudolph | A | Skywalkers | Good Counsel (Md.) | 2024 | Northwestern |
| Madison Smith | M | STEPS California | Tamalpais (Calif.) | 2023 | Northwestern |
| Madison Taylor | M | Long Island Top Guns | Wantagh (N.Y.) | 2022 | Northwestern |
The U.S. Women’s National Team trains and plays using game-changing, high-performance equipment from Cascade Maverik, Gait Lacrosse and STX and best-in-class products from Enovis (sports bracing).
In addition to these partners, Gatorade, MedStar Health and Stryker are official sponsors of the U.S. National Team Program. Team training is also aided by products from Athletic Republic. Funding for the national teams also comes from generous donors to the USA Lacrosse Foundation. Help support the team.
USA Lacrosse, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, is a Recognized Sports Organization of the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee. As the governing body of men’s and women’s lacrosse in the United States, USA Lacrosse leads the U.S. National Teams Program and establishes universal standards. With more than 400,000 members across the country, USA Lacrosse unites the community of players, coaches, officials, parents, and program leaders. Working together, we inspire participation, enrich the athlete experience, and support the growth of the sport.
Brian Logue has worked at USA Lacrosse since 2000 and is currently the senior director of communications. He saw his first lacrosse game in 1987 - Virginia at Delaware - and fell in love with the sport while working at Washington and Lee University.
