USA WNT Announces Glendale Camp Attendees

Twenty-one U.S. Women’s National Team (WNT) pool players are reporting to Glendale, Colo., for a week-long camp, which culminates with a March 26 match against the Women’s Premier League (WPL) Selects. The WPL named its squad (read more), and now Women’s Eagles head coach Rob Cain has done the same:

Emerson Allen – Life University
Evi Ashenbrucker – San Diego Surfers
Kristin Bitter – Dartmouth University
Meya Bizer – Beantown RFC
Stacey Bridges – Beantown RFC
Kaitlyn Broughton – Life West Gladiatrix
Elizabeth Cairns – Life West Gladiatrix
Yeja Dunn – Beantown RFC
Rachel Ehrecke – Colorado Gray Wolves
Saher Hamdan – Life University
McKenzie Hawkins – Colorado Gray Wolves
Jett Hayward – Life West Gladiatrix
Emily Henrich – Dartmouth University
Erica Jarrell – Beantown RFC
Kathryn Johnson – Twin Cities Amazons
Kayla Lawson – San Diego Surfers
Shelby Lin – Berkeley All Blues
Sam Luther – Colorado Gray Wolves
Kelsie O’Brien – Colorado Gray Wolves
Amy Talei Bonte – Life West Gladiatrix
Kathryn Treder – Beantown RFC

Players hail mostly from the WPL, although Life University (Eagle Saher Hamdan, Emerson Allen) and Dartmouth College (Eagle Emily Henrich, Kristin Bitter) have sent two representatives apiece. The list also highlights a couple of players moves since the WPL last played in fall 2019, like KB Broughton aligning with Life West and Meya Bizer booting back up with Beantown.

Last week, the overseas WNT pool players assembled in Wales and beat the host country 31-12 on March 12. Cain reviewed the outing, the foci for the two March camps, and the stakes at hand: Read more. The March 26 match against the WPL Selects will occur at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colo., and the 12 p.m. MT game is open and free to the public. Watch the WPL Facebook page for live-streaming details.