Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 8/25/26
From USA Lacrosse
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/Bishop Shanahan), Avery Fordham (Florida), Sophia Graham (Yale), Raegan Laughton (Penn), Ryan Rodgers (North Carolina), Shea Shoulberg (Notre Dame) and Charlotte Vanni (Stanford/Tower Hill) 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).
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
