USA Women's Field Hockey Team

The United States women’s hockey team represents the United States of America in international field hockey tournaments. They are currently ranked 7th in the World FIH rankings with 1298 points.

History

The team made its first international appearance in 1920 and even hosted the eighth Federation of Women’s Hockey Associations Tournament in 1963. Their first FIH sanctioned tournament was the 1983 Women’s World Cup in Kuala Lumpur.

Achievements

One of the strongest hockey teams in the Western part of the world, they are however yet to make a major impact on the international level. Their best finish in the World Cup was in 1994 at Ireland where they finished third.

Squad

The current team is managed by Maren Langford and the head coach is Janneke Schopman. The squad is as follows:-

1. Erin Matson
2. Stefanie Fee

     5. Melissa Gonzalez (CAP)

     9. Michelle Vittese

     10. Jill Funk

     12. Amanda Magadan

     13. Ashley Hoffman

     14. Julia Young

     19. Lauren Moyer

     20. Ali Froede

     21. Nicole Woods

     22. Lauren Blazing (GK)

     23. Tara Vittese

     24. Kathleen Sharkey

     26. Margaux Paulino

     28. Caitlin Van Sickle

     29. Alyssa Manley

     31. Jaclyn Briggs (GK)

The team is drawn alongside India, Ireland and England in the 2018 World Cup in Pool B.