The U.S. women’s soccer team will rely on newcomers like Trinity Rodman in its bid to win an unprecedented third consecutive Women’s World Cup. Here's the 23-player roster.
#9, midfielder, home club: Racing Louisville FC#10, midfielder, home club: Olympique Lyonnais#22, midfielder, home club: NJ/NY Gotham FCTroy Wayrynen/USA Today Sports/Reuters#12, defender, home club: OL
Reign#23, defender, home club: North Carolina Courage#3, defender, home club: OL ReignJoseph Maiorana/USA Today Sports#21, goalkeeper, home club: Washington SpiritRich Graessle/Zuma PressCoach Vlatko Andonovski
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