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The United States women’s field hockey squad aims to break a 32‑year medal drought at the 2026 World Cup, facing a tough Pool B and looking ahead to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
The United States women's national field hockey squad, ranked 11th globally, will open its 2026 FIH World Cup campaign against Argentina, with CBS Sports Network providing live coverage.
Northwestern’s standout senior Ilse Tromp combines elite defensive instincts with a signature drag flick, aiming to sustain her peak performance across a demanding campaign.
Northwestern Wildcats capture back‑to‑back national field hockey titles with a 22‑1 record, driven by Maddie Zimmer’s legacy and a roster poised for another championship run.
Northwestern’s star forward Ashley Sessa is swapping campus jerseys for Team USA colors as she prepares for the Women’s International Hockey Federation World Cup, while championing youth outreach and the sport’s rising profile in the United States.
With seven fresh faces joining the squad, Northwestern’s field hockey team is charting a strategy that leans on youth development while addressing key defensive and offensive gaps.
Ranked 11th globally, the United States women's squad has qualified for the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup after winning the Pan American Cup, aiming to build on a bronze‑medal finish and chase Olympic success.
The Wildcats are gearing up for a pivotal season as they chase a historic third consecutive championship, with key departures and exciting new talent shaping the roster
The Northwestern Wildcats are chasing a historic third consecutive national championship, navigating key departures while integrating top recruits and returning standout players.
The announced squad features returning star Ashley Hoffman, a mix of experienced defenders, midfield co‑captains and a dynamic forward line, while support staff round out the preparation for a challenging group.
The United States women's team rallied from a first‑half deficit to defeat Chile 3‑2 in the bronze‑medal match, with Ashley Hoffman and Ashley Sessa delivering the decisive goals.
The United States women's national hockey team lost to New Zealand in a penalty shootout during the 2026 FIH Hockey Nations Cup semifinal, but now prepares for a bronze‑medal match against Chile on June 21.
Abby Tamer’s four‑goal performance leads the U.S. women’s team to a 7‑2 victory over Uruguay, setting up a decisive showdown with Japan in the FIH Hockey Nations Cup.
The United States Women’s National Hockey Team opened its FIH Hockey Nations Cup campaign with a narrow 3‑2 loss to India, highlighted by early goals from Ashley Sessa and Maddie Zimmer and a late missed opportunity that left the match in the balance.