The 4 Nations Tournament, an under‑21 field‑hockey competition, will run from 8 to 15 July 2026 at the Lilleshall National Sports Centre in Shropshire, England. The event brings together the United States, Belgium, England and India in a round‑robin format, with each side scheduled to play a series of matches across the eight‑day window.
Roster and coaching staff
After a week‑long training camp in Charlotte, North Carolina, the United States announced its 20‑player roster. The squad includes forwards such as Mary Adams, Gabby Anderson and Reese Anetsberger, alongside defenders Madison Beach, Taylor Bigbie and Jordan Byers. Midfielders Caitlin Connell, Sofia Ferri, Lauren Masters and Reid Miller add depth, while backs Emily Nicholls, Molly Nussbaumer, Elisabeth Ricks, Sarah Rigual, Riley Savage, Lauren Sloan, Aubrey Turner, Shae Wozniak and Ange Bradley provide versatility. Goalkeepers Madison Beach, Taylor Bigbie and Reese Anetsberger are complemented by substitutes Madison Beach, Taylor Bigbie and Reese Anetsberger. The coaching staff features head coach Lynn Farquhar, assisted by Manuel Garcia Nieto and Allison Keefe.
The tournament schedule includes matches on July 8, 9, 11, 12, 14 and 15, pitting India against the United States, England against India, the United States against Belgium and England against the United States. Each fixture will be played at the Lilleshall venue, with kickoff times staggered to accommodate broadcast windows.
Unlike many international tournaments, the matches will not be livestreamed, leaving fans to follow updates through official channels and on‑site reporting.
The U.S. team arrived at the camp in Charlotte after a series of domestic competitions that highlighted the depth of talent in the pipeline. The camp served as a final evaluation before the players traveled to England, where they will integrate with their counterparts from Belgium, England and India.
With the roster set and the schedule confirmed, the focus now shifts to preparation and strategy. Head coach Lynn Farquhar emphasized the importance of cohesion and adaptability, noting that the team’s diverse backgrounds will be a strength as they face familiar rivals in a new environment.