National Team Jerseys Commemorate 100 Years of Women's Lacrosse in the United States

USA Lacrosse unveiled Friday the Capelli Sport uniforms the U.S. Women's National Team players will wear during the 2026 World Lacrosse Women's Championship in Tokyo.

The jersey design includes a fingerprint thematic commemorating 100 years of women's lacrosse in the United States, the legacy left by previous generations and the story still being written.

We asked some members of the team about the mark they want to leave on this team and this game.

Here's what they had to say.

"With 100 years of women’s lacrosse behind us, competing in a world championship feels like stepping into history. In a few months, I’ll graduate from West Point and commission into the Army. I hope to bring the leadership principles I’ve learned there to this team. Lacrosse and the Army are different, but the standard is similar: Prepare with purpose, lead with integrity and take care of the people beside you."

— Brigid Duffy

"Competing on this stage is about more than stepping onto the field. It’s about representing my country, my teammates and everyone who supported me along the way, and carrying forward the legacy built by those who wore this jersey before me. More than wins or medals, I hope we’re remembered as a team that set a standard, inspired the next generation, grew the game globally and represented our country with class and purpose in every moment."

— Cassidy Weeks

"I feel an overwhelming sense of pride and gratitude to be a part of USA Lacrosse. It’s about laying it all down for each other, being willing to give everything you have every day because of who you’re doing it with and what you’re representing."

— Anna Brandt

"I hope people will say that the 2026 U.S Women’s National Team was the best team ever assembled — that we were the fastest and most relentless team they have ever seen. I hope to leave an imprint that shows the next generation what’s possible through hard work and an unwavering work ethic. And that when people tell you no, to respond with, 'Watch me.'"

— Ally Kennedy

"I hope that people will say that the 2026 U.S. Women's National Team played with incredible passion and competitive energy that was contagious throughout the country. That we were a team that was undeniably connected with chemistry that was a product of years in the making. That we played with pride for the history of the game and past legends of USA Lacrosse. That we played a style of unselfish lacrosse that was dynamic, exciting, fast, creative and nothing like people have ever seen before."

— Charlotte North

"Our team is full of people from different backgrounds. That is very important for the future of our sport. Fans should feel that there is someone on the team who represents them as an individual and player. I want fans and young girls to say, "Wow, those girls were just like me.” I’ve always taken pride in doing the dirty work on the field. It’s not always the most noticeable or reflected in the stat sheet, but it’s a big part of what defines me as a player. I focus on the hustle plays, the extra effort, the small details and the moments that can shift momentum. I want to leave a lasting impression on young players by showing them that winning championships requires more than just goals and assists. Every successful team needs players who embrace the unseen work and give maximum effort in every moment."

— Emma Muchnick

"I hope people say they could feel our deep love for the game every time we stepped on the field, and that it revealed the strength, integrity and character of who we are as women."

— Kori Edmondson

"For this team, I hope to leave who I am as a person spreading kindness and playing with a smile. For this sport, I hope to leave a moment of understanding that no dream is too big and when you set your mind to something you can always accomplish it."

— Emma LoPinto

"I want our style of play and attitude to be fun and loving, but also tough and unstoppable."

— Izzy Scane

"I’m so grateful and honored for the chance to give my all to this team and this moment."

— Sam Apuzzo