SPARKS, Md. — A 24-player roster representing 11 states will take the field this fall as the 2026 U.S. Girls' U19 Youth National Team. USA Lacrosse announced the roster Tuesday.
The team is led by a pair of Division I head coaches in Amy Altig (Delaware) and Lauren Skellchock (Mount St. Mary’s). Assistant coaches are Amy Moreau (Penn State) and Jessy Morgan (Garrison Forest). All four coaches played in the U.S. National Teams system.
The U19 roster is chock full of five-star recruits from the high school class of 2027. Enna Corley (Stanford), Mia Brown (Maryland), Fiona Duncheskie (Duke), Avery Fordham (Florida), Sophia Graham (Yale), Raegan Laughton (Penn), Ryan Rodgers (North Carolina), Shea Shoulberg (Notre Dame) and Charlotte Vanni (Stanford) are all top-50 prospects, according to Inside Lacrosse.
Corley, Duncheskie, Rodgers, Shoulberg and Vanni played for the U.S. Girls’ U17 Youth National Team last year. Eleven of the 24 players overall have previous experience in the National Team Development Program. The others are Callista Connor (Princeton), Grayson Crittenberger (Duke), Adrian Gromelski (Yale), Savannah Higgins (Michigan), Madeline Hoilman (Harvard) and Payton Van Zile (Navy).
Selected after months of regional ID clinics and a national combine earlier this summer, the 2026 U.S. Girls’ U19 Youth National Team will make its international debut at the Brogden Cup, held Sept. 25-27 at USA Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md. Competing against teams from Lacrosse Canada and the Haudenosaunee Nationals, the Americans will be tested in both the field and sixes disciplines while gaining their first experience representing the United States together.
A few weeks later, they’ll travel to Oshawa, Ontario, for the Rivalry Challenge (Oct. 9-11).
Sponsors of the National Team Development Program include Capelli Sport, Caddix, CWENCH, Fourg Athletics, Gait Lacrosse, GoLive Sports, Halpern Travel, MedStar Health, NCSA/Sports Recruits, NCSI, Sports Engine and STX.
2026 U.S. Girls' U19 Youth National Team
| Name | Year | Club | High School | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mia Brown | 2027 | Long Island Top Guns | Westhampton Beach (N.Y.) | Maryland |
Danielle Caldwell | 2027 | STEPS Lacrosse | Lawrenceville (N.J.) | Navy |
Callista Connor | 2027 | Coppermine | Roland Park (Md.) | Princeton |
Enna Corley | 2027 | Hero's | Marlborough (Calif.) | Stanford |
Grayson Crittenberger | 2027 | Capital | Potomac (Va.) | Duke |
Charlotte Diviney | 2027 | Gold Coast | Simsbury (Conn.) | Princeton |
Chiara Donohue | 2027 | All Lax | Trinity Hall (N.J.) | Duke |
Fiona Duncheskie | 2027 | Philly Blast | Bishop Shanahan (Pa.) | Florida |
Avery Fordham | 2027 | Aces Elite | Penfield (N.Y.) | Florida |
Claire Friedel | 2027 | Salt City Snipers | New Hartford (N.Y.) | Colgate |
Sophia Graham | 2027 | Aces Elite | Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.) | Yale |
Adriana Gromelski | 2027 | CT Grizzlies | Darien (Conn.) | Yale |
Savannah Higgins | 2027 | Eagle Stix | Wesleyan (Ga.) | Michigan |
Madeline Hoilman | 2027 | Skywalkers | Mercy (Md.) | Harvard |
Raegan Lawton | 2027 | NH Tomahawks | Portsmouth (N.H.) | Penn |
Olivia Manago | 2027 | Long Island Top Guns | Sacred Heart (N.Y.) | Duke |
Amalia Netto | 2027 | Storm | South Jefferson (N.Y.) | Army |
Layla Nick | 2027 | M&D Minnesota | Orono (Minn.) | Boston College |
Ally Phelan | 2027 | Gold Coast | Wilton (Conn.) | Duke |
Ryan Rodgers | 2027 | M&D | Deerfield (Mass.) | North Carolina |
Shea Shoulberg | 2027 | STEPS Lacrosse | Mendham (N.J.) | Notre Dame |
Payton Van Zile | 2027 | Skywalkers | Bryn Mawr (Md.) | Navy |
Charlotte Vanni | 2027 | NXT | Tower Hill (Del.) | Stanford |
Macy Zeilman | 2027 | Long Island Yellow Jackets | Shenendehowa (N.Y.) | Notre Dame |
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