The daughter of Buffalo Bills and Sabres owners Terry and Kim Pegula, Jessica Pegula fought through injuries to reach a career-high world No. 3 ranking and her first Grand Slam final at the 2024 US Open.
A teen sensation who beat Venus Williams at Wimbledon at age 15, Coco Gauff has grown into a 2-time Grand Slam singles champion, winning the 2023 US Open and 2025 French Open while reaching a career-high world No. 2 ranking.
One of the first high schoolers to sign a Nike NIL deal, Gisele Thompson joined sister Alyssa at Angel City FC before winning youth international bronze medals and making her senior USWNT debut in 2025.
Selected first overall in the 2023 NWSL Draft while still in high school, Alyssa Thompson became a USWNT regular before signing with Chelsea in 2025, continuing one of American soccer's fastest rises to the top.
Captain of the U.S. women's national team, Lindsey Heaps (formerly Lindsey Horan) has won the UEFA Women's Champions League with Lyon, the 2019 FIFA World Cup, and Olympic gold at the 2024 Paris Games.
A versatile star who racked up 160 USWNT caps, Crystal Dunn won the 2019 FIFA World Cup and Olympic gold at the 2024 Paris Games after becoming the youngest player ever to win both NWSL MVP and the Golden Boot in the same season.
A 2024 Paris Olympic gold medalist and two-time NWSL Defender of the Year, Naomi Girma became the most expensive player in women's soccer history when she signed with Chelsea for a reported $1.1 million transfer fee.
The youngest Olympic goalscorer in U.S. history at the 2016 Rio Games, Mallory Swanson went on to win the 2019 FIFA World Cup and scored the only goal in the 2024 Paris Olympic final to secure Team USA's gold medal.
A two-time NWSL MVP-caliber forward and 2024 Paris Olympic gold medalist, Sophia Wilson (formerly Sophia Smith) has been one of American soccer's most dominant scorers since her breakout at Stanford.
The NWSL's youngest-ever draftee turned Olympic gold medalist, Trinity Rodman scored three goals to help Team USA win the 2024 Paris Games and became the highest-paid player in NWSL history.
A 2022 NCAA champion who swept national player of the year honors at South Carolina, Aliyah Boston went on to win WNBA Rookie of the Year with the Indiana Fever and has earned four straight All-Star selections.
A three-time WNBA champion and back-to-back Olympic gold medalist, Jewell Loyd led the league in scoring in 2023 and continued her championship run after joining the Las Vegas Aces in 2025.
