The USWNT will kick off the new year with a camp in Southern California and a new-look strategy aimed at player development

Ashley Hatch has been called up to the U.S. women’s national soccer team’s January training camp roster. Hatch didn’t suit up for the team at all last year and last played for the national team on Dec. 5, 2023, against China. Over the course of her career, Hatch, a former BYU Cougar, has played in 22 games for the national team, scoring five goals.

Hayes, as promised, will continue to explore the depth of the goalkeeping pool following Alyssa Naeher’s retirement, calling up Angelina Anderson and Claudia Dickey for their first caps. In addition, defenders Nealy Martin, Tara McKeown and Ryan Williams, plus forward Ella Stevens, round out the six new players to the USWNT environment.

The United States Women's National Team Head Coach Emma Hayes didn't select European-based players for a January training camp to be held in Los Angeles.

Although there won’t be any games because this camp takes place outside of a FIFA international window, it will give many new names the chance to impress.

The United States women's national team will gather for a January training camp at Dignity Health Sports Park in California, marking a comeback for the winter gathering after no January camp in 2024.

Emma Hayes has called in 26 players for a week-long training camp that opens Jan. 14 at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif.

United States women's national team coach Emma Hayes has called up an array of fresh faces for her January training camp, U.S. Soccer said on Tuesday, after long-standing veterans stepped down from international duty in 2024.

Hayes selects roster for the U.S. women's national team's January camp, with the squad featuring six uncapped players