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Competitions – WNT

2025

The World Games

August 13-17 | Chengdu, China

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Women’s National Team competitions are highlighted by Pan American Games, WBSC World Cups, WBSC Americas Qualifiers and the highly-touted Olympic Games in addition to various other events that rosters compete in throughout each year. Below is a brief history of each major WNT event as well as a yearly breakdown of results for all events.


Pan American Games

Since softball was introduced into the Pan American Games in 1979, the USA Softball Women’s National Team has dominated, winning 10 gold medals and two silver medals.

YearFinishLocation
1979GoldSan Juan, Puerto Rico
1983SilverCaracas, Venezuela
1987GoldIndianapolis, Ind.
1991GoldHavana, Cuba
1995GoldMar del Plata, Argentina
1999GoldWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
2003GoldSanto Domingo, Dominican Republic
2007GoldRio de Janiero, Brazil
2011GoldGuadalajara, Mexico
2015SilverToronto, Ontario, Canada
2019GoldLima, Peru
2023GoldSantiago, Chile

World Championships

The USA Softball Women’s National Team has participated in 17 WBSC Women’s World Championships and has finished out of the medals only once – the 1982 World Championships in Chinese Taipei. It took Australia, Chinese Taipei and an outbreak of stomach flu to make it happen.

The USA Softball Women’s National Team program amasses a lifetime World Championship record of 162-14, while bringing home a total of 12 gold medals – a feat that makes them perhaps the most successful team sport on the Olympic program over the last three decades. They have also collected five silver World Championship medals.

YearFinishLocation
1965SilverMelbourne, Australia
1970SilverOsaka, Japan
1974GoldStratford, Conn.
1978GoldSan Salvador, El Salvador
19824th PlaceTaipei, Taiwan
1986GoldAuckland, New Zealand
1990GoldNormal, Ill.
1994GoldSt. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada
1998GoldFujinomiya, Japan
2002GoldSakatoon, S.K., Canada
2006GoldBeijing, China
2010GoldCaracas, Venezuela
2012SilverWhitehorse, Yukon, Canada
2014SilverHaarlem, Netherlands
2016GoldSurrey, B.C., Canada
2018GoldChiba, Japan
2022GoldBirmingham, Ala.
2024SilverCastions di Strada, Italy

The World Games

The history of the USA Softball Women’s National Team in the World Games is impressive, as they have finished at the top of the podium in each of their three appearances. Team USA holds an undefeated record of 18-0 across these three editions of softball at the World Games. Most recently, at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, AL, they achieved a perfect 5-0 record. The gold medal match between the U.S. and Japan attracted the largest audience of any sport at the event, with over 10,000 spectators in attendance, with the Eagles defeating Japan in a tight 3-2 victory.

YearFinishLocation
1981GoldSanta Clara, Calif.
1985GoldLondon, England, U.K.
2022GoldBirmingham, Ala.
Softball gold medal game draws largest crowd of any sport at The World Games 2022
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Olympic Games

The USA Softball Women’s National Team’s history is rich in the Olympic Games, finishing atop the podium in three of its five Olympic appearances. The U.S. has compiled a 38-6 record through the five quads softball has been on the Olympic program, including an undefeated 9-0 record at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. The USA Softball Women’s National Team is the most decorated program in the sport’s history, holding 18 Olympic records, four three-time gold medalists, six back-to-back gold medalists, one Olympic Hall of Fame member and one Olympic Hall of Fame team.

YearFinishLocation
1996GoldAtlanta, Georgia
2000GoldSydney, Australia
2004GoldAthens, Greece
2008SilverBeijing, China
2020SilverTokyo, Japan

The USA Softball Women’s National Team (WNT) began paving the way for softball players all over the country in 1996 as they were crowned the first-ever softball Olympic Gold Medalists.

Team USA went 8-1 on their journey to the Gold with its one loss coming from Australia in round-robin play. After securing the No. 1 seed in the medal rounds, Team USA was set to face off with China in the first of two semi-final match ups. The U.S. defeated the Chinese, 1-0, in a ten-inning battle courtesy of Sheila Cornell’s RBI single to score Dot Richardson for the lone run of the game, punching their ticket to the Gold Medal game. China fought their way back to the Gold Medal game to challenge Team USA for the third and final time. The U.S. offense grabbed an early lead as Dot Richardson delivered a historic home run over the right field fence to give Team USA a 3-0 lead. The Chinese managed to plate one run in the sixth inning, but never fully recovered as Lisa Fernandez retired the final batter of the game with a strikeout, clinching the most important softball victory of all-time and permanently edging Team USA’s name in history as the first softball team to ever earn an Olympic Gold Medal.

“It was like we stepped through a doorway from the past into the future,” said Michele Smith in 1996 as Team USA marshaled a new era for softball. 

The U.S. outscored their opponents 38-8 in their nine-game quest to the Gold with the offense combining for eight home runs while the pitching staff collected three shutouts and 99 strikeouts. Leading Team USA on offense was Sheila Cornell with nine RBI and three home runs, Dot Richardson with seven RBI and three home runs and Lisa Fernandez with five RBI and one home run. Fernandez was also a key factor in the circle with 31 strikeouts in 21 innings pitched. 

The 2000 Olympic Games marked another historical moment for Team USA and the sport of softball as the U.S. claimed back-to-back Gold Medals after suffering their first three-game losing streak in international competition. The U.S. entered the event as a clear-cut favorite but had to fight their way back to the top like they never had before.

In the Olympic opener, Lori Harrigan became the first pitcher to throw a no-hitter in Olympic competition as the U.S. shut out Canada 6-0. Crystl Bustos was the hero in the second game, going 5-for-7 at the plate with three home runs to lead Team USA to a 3-0 victory over Cuba. The U.S. then suffered three consecutive losses to Japan (2-1), China (2-0) and Australia (2-1) in their final round-robin match ups. A year of redemption, though, Team USA pushed their way to the medal rounds with wins over New Zealand and Italy, advancing them to a rematch against China and Australia. The end result, this time in Team USA’s favor, sent the U.S. to the Gold Medal game against unbeaten Japan where Team USA would earn their third-straight redemption victory, defeating Japan 2-1 to secure back-to-back Olympic Gold Medals. “It’s always sweeter the second time around,” said 2000 Team USA Head Coach Ralph Raymond.

“This one means so much more to me,” said Fernandez. “We had to do so much more to win it.”

Despite dropping three games in round-robin play, the U.S. dominantly outscored their opponents 25-7. The offense combined for nine homeruns in the 10-game journey with Crystl Bustos leading the pact, powering three balls over the fence with four RBI. Also contributing to the long ball was Jennifer Brundage (2) and Dot Richardson, Stacey Nuveman, Shiela Cornell-Douty, and Lisa Fernandez with one home run each. The U.S. pitching staff struck out 132 batters with Lisa Fernandez leading the way, retiring 52 of her 94 faced batters via strikeout. Michele Smith also proved dominant in the circle, retiring 37 batters via the K in 27 innings. Christa Williams, Lori Harrigan, and Danielle Henderson went undefeated in the circle without allowing a single run.

Returning from the 1996 Olympic Team and claiming their second Olympic Gold Medal included Lisa Fernandez, Michele Smith, Lori Harrigan, Christa Williams, Sheila Cornell-Douty, Leah O’Brien, Dot Richardson and Laura Berg.

The 2004 Olympic Games performance by the USA Women’s National Team was the most dominant in softball Olympic history. The U.S. squad, led by Mike Candrea, was considered the best women’s softball team ever assembled and possibly the most dominant Olympic team of any sport.

The Red, White and Blue started the 2004 Games with no hesitation as Jennie Finch led the U.S. to their first victory in a three-inning run rule over Italy. The dominance continued in their second contest, plating 10 runs against Australia for their second consecutive run rule of the Games. Team USA recorded four additional shutout victories to conclude round-robin play and advance to the medal rounds for the third-straight year. The U.S. faced Australia in both of their playoff games. In their first face off, Lisa Fernandez led from the circle and the plate, scoring USA’s first run of the game in the fourth inning. Crystl Bustos, Stacy Nuveman, and Kelly Kretschman added three insurance runs for the U.S., resulting in a 5-0 victory. The Australians were once again unable to quiet the U.S. bats in their final contest of the Games as Bustos pushed two balls over the fence and Nuveman followed with one, earning the U.S. a 5-1 Gold Medal victory.

Team USA went a perfect 9-0 through the Games with eight consecutive shutout victories. The U.S. outscored their opponents 51-1 in their nine-game quest to the Gold and did not allow a run until the sixth inning of their final game. This team proved to be something special, being anointed the “Real Dream Team” by Sports Illustrated, symbolizing the ascension of USA Softball to the top of women’s sports.

Members of the 2004 Olympic Team set 18 Olympic records including the most hits (73), highest team batting average (.343) and highest team slugging percentage (.559). Fernandez set the individual record for batting average (.545) while Bustos set the RBI record (10) and the home run record (5). “They are a ‘special’ group that will go down in history as the most dominant team to ever take the field,” said Head Coach Mike Candrea after the 2004 Olympic Gold Medal victory.

The 2004 USA Women’s National Team is one of ten Olympic teams inducted in the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.

Among the 2004 members were 1996 and 2000 Olympic Gold Medalists Lisa Fernandez, Laura Berg, Leah O’Brien-Amico and Lori Harrigan, collecting their third consecutive Gold Medal while 2000 Team USA members Stacy Nuveman and Crystl Bustos earned their second.

The Women’s National Team returned to what many hoped would not be the final softball Olympic Games in 2008. With hopes to secure a fourth-consecutive Gold Medal, a tough loss to Japan in the Gold Medal game sent Team USA home with their first Olympic Silver Medal.

The U.S. was a dominant force through the Games, though, remaining undefeated until their final game. Jennie Finch and Monica Abbott led Team USA to their first win of the Games against Venezuela, combining for a no-hitter while the U.S. offense plated 11 runs to set an Olympic record for most runs scored in a game. Cat Osterman took control of the circle in the second game, becoming the second U.S. pitcher to ever toss an Olympic game no-hitter with a 3-0 shutout over Australia. Team USA continued their winning-streak with a third-game victory over Japan, sending four balls over the fence to set another Olympic record for most home runs hit in a game. The Red, White and Blue earned two more round-robin victories over Canada and Chinese Taipei, improving their record to 5-0.

Their sixth game made the record books for Abbot as she recorded the first  perfect game in Olympic history for a U.S. athlete in an 8-0 five-inning  victory. Team USA closed round-robin action with a 9-0 win over China to  secure the No. 1 seed in playoffs.

Team USA opened playoffs with a 4-1 extra-inning victory over Japan with the efforts of Caitlin Lowe and Crystl Bustos to put four runs on the board in the top of the ninth inning. With the win, the U.S. advanced to its fourth-straight Olympic Gold Medal game. The U.S. met Japan in their final contest for their third match up of the Games. The Japanese plated three runs throughout the game while a Bustos home run was all the U.S. could get on the board, resulting in a 3-1 loss for the Olympic Silver Medal.

Despite falling two runs short of their fourth Olympic Gold Medal, Team USA’s dominance remained throughout as they outscored their opponents 58-5. The offense collected 15 home runs with six coming from Crystl Bustos and four from Jessica Mendoza. Bustos led the offense with an impressive .500 batting average (11-for-22) through nine games. Monica Abbott, Cat Osterman, and Jennie Finch combined for 79 strikeouts in the circle with Abbott going a perfect 3-0 and Finch remaining undefeated with two wins. Osterman led the staff in strikeouts, retiring 33 of her 62 faced batters.

Among the 2008 members was Team USA’s four-time Olympian Laura Berg, 2000 and 2004 members Stacy Nuveman and Crystl Bustos, and 2004 members Jennie Finch, Tairia Flowers, Lovieanne Jung, Kelly Kretschman, Lauren Lappin, Jessica Mendoza, Cat Osterman and Natasha Wately.

A 13-year hiatus – 4,717 days – from the Olympic stage officially came to an end for the sport of
softball as the USA Softball Women’s National Team (WNT) competed in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Held July 21-27, Team USA posted a 5-1 record through the Games with an undefeated Opening Round before falling to Japan in the Gold Medal matchup to earn the Tokyo Olympic silver medal.

It was a battle of the top two defenses in the world as the sport of softball returned to its first Olympic Gold Medal game since 2008. In its fifth-consecutive Gold Medal contest, the U.S. Olympic Softball Team suffered a heartbreaking 2-0 loss to Team Japan to earn the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Silver Medal. In a game that featured multiple “flash of the leather” defensive moments, the U.S. defense worked its way out of five innings with Japanese runners in scoring position, while the Japan defense remained solid to keep the Eagles off the board.

Olympic veteran Cat Osterman (Houston, Texas) got the start in the circle for the U.S. while Ally Carda (Elk Grove, Calif.) and Monica Abbott (Salinas, Calif.), Team USA’s other Olympic Veteran, also contributed to the final Tokyo Olympic matchup. Highlighting the U.S. offense was Janie Reed (Placentia, Calif.) who tallied two of Team USA’s three hits with a triple and single.

“Today’s matchup was a typical USA versus Japan game,” said U.S. Olympic Softball Team Head Coach, Ken Eriksen. “It was tight all the way until the end. I think both teams played well and unfortunately tonight just wasn’t our night.”

“If you’re fan of softball in the United States, you have to be very, very proud of the team that went out and competed against Team Japan tonight,” he added. “These athletes gave their all for their teammates and their country.”

Japan looked to get things started early with a leadoff single in the top of the first before a sac bunt and ground out advanced the runner to the third. With two outs and the go-ahead run 60 feet away, the U.S. defense remained unphased with a groundout to Delaney Spaulding (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) to end the at-bat. In the bottom of the inning, Reed would blast a deep fly ball off the right field fence for a one-out triple before being called out at the plate on an attempt to steal home on a dropped third strike to Amanda Chidester (Allen Park, Mich.).

The Japan offense would put another runner on in the top of the second with a one-out double, but a fly out to Ali Aguilar (Orangevale, Calif.) followed by a stellar catch from Michelle Moultrie (Jacksonville, Fla.) at the right field wall would leave her stranded. Despite a one-out walk to Spaulding in the bottom of the frame, a nicely turned double play by the Japan defense would clear the bases and retire the U.S. offense. Carda entered the circle in the top of the third with a runner on first and quickly issued two ground outs before allowing another baserunner on with a hit-by-pitch. The U.S. defense once again proved superior though, this time with Aguilar making a diving play to leave the runners stranded.   

Japan got on the board in the top of the fourth after piecing together a pair of singles and a walk to score their first run of the game. A leadoff single followed by a sac bunt and ground out would put a runner on third base with two outs before a walk would add a runner on first. A slow chopper to Aguilar would allow enough time for Mana Atsumi to beat out the grounder for a base hit RBI, giving Japan a one-run edge before Carda fired back with a strikeout to end the inning without any more damage.

Abbot took over pitching duties in the top of the fifth with two outs and a runner on first before a pitch off the glove of Aubree Munro (Brea, Calif.) allowed the runner to steal second. A line drive was then sent to right field to plate another run for Team Japan and extend their lead, 2-0. Remaining quiet through five innings, the Eagles managed to put a runner on in the bottom of the frame with a walk to Aguilar but would be sent back to defense after the next three batters were retired in order.  A leadoff single was all the Japan offense was able to muster in the top of the sixth before two ground outs and a strikeout sent Team USA back to the plate.

Lighting a spark for the U.S. offense, Moultrie stepped up with a single to left field before Reed sent her second hit of the game up the middle to put runners on first and second with one out. In a play that will go down in the history books, Chidester sent a hard line drive off the arm of Yu Yamamoto and into the glove of shortstop Atsumi, who then tossed the ball to second for the double play, allowing Japan to escape the threat unscathed.

The Japan offense would come inches away from adding to their lead in the top of the seventh as Yamato Fujita sent a deep fly ball to what would have been a home run if it weren’t for the glove of Reed, who leaped in the air and reached over the fence for the save. Despite the momentum from the strong defensive inning, the U.S. offense remained stifled through its final at-bat of the game to surrender the 2-0 loss to Team Japan. 

The Silver Medal win goes down as the U.S. Olympic Softball Team’s second in Olympic history after falling to Japan at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

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Competition History

DateResultBox Score
Feb. 13USA 1, Australia 2 Click here
Feb. 14USA 1, New Zealand 0Click here
Feb. 14USA 2, Japan 0Click here
Feb. 15USA 7, New Guinea 0Click here
Feb. 16USA 8, New Guinea 0Click here
Feb. 17USA 1, Australia 0 (10)Click here
Feb. 18USA 3, New Zealand 1Click here
Feb. 18USA 7, Japan 1Click here
Feb. 19USA 7, AustraliaClick here
Feb. 20USA 6, Japan 0Click here
Feb. 21USA 0, Australia 1
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Aug. 23USA 13, Zambia 2 (6)Click here
Aug. 24USA 4, New Zealand 0Click here
Aug. 25USA 0, Philippines 1 Click here
Aug. 26USA 10, Mexico 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 27USA 1, Australia 0Click here
Aug. 28USA 2, Canada 1Click here
Aug. 29USA 1, Japan 0Click here
Aug. 30USA 1, Philippines 0 (10)Click here
Aug. 30USA 0, Japan 1
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Aug. 8USA 10, New Zealand 0 (6)Click here
Aug. 10USA 5, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 10USA 1, Philippines 0Click here
Aug. 11 USA 13, Virgin Island 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 12USA 11, Puerto Rico 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 13USA 17, Italy 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 14USA 9, Australia 0Click here
Aug. 15USA 6, Australia 0Click here
Aug. 16USA 3, Japan 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Oct. 14USA 8, Taiwan 0Click here
Oct. 15USA 16, Nicaragua 0 (5)Click here
Oct. 15USA 14, Panama 0 (5)Click here
Oct. 16USA 6, Belize 1Click here
Oct. 17USA 1, New Zealand 0Click here
Oct. 18USA 3, Italy 2Click here
Oct. 19USA 4, Bahamas 0Click here
Oct. 20USA 3, Australia 0Click here
Oct. 21USA 1, Taiwan 0Click here
Oct. 22USA 4, Canada 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 2USA 1, Canada 0 (15)Click here
July 3USA 10, El Salvador 0Click here
July 4USA 5, Dominican Republic 0Click here
July 6USA 1, Belize 2Click here
July 6USA 12, Dominican Republic 0Click here
July 7USA 1, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 8USA 10, Bermuda 0Click here
July 9USA 2, Belize 0Click here
July 10USA 9, Bermuda 0Click here
July 10USA 9, El Salvador 0Click here
July 11USA 5, Canada 0Click here
July 13USA 1, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 14USA 6, Belize 0Click here
July 14USA 2, Puerto Rico 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 3USA 4, Australia 0Click here
July 5USA 4, Signapore 0Click here
July 5USA 10, Colombia 0Click here
July 8USA 10, Guetemala 0Click here
July 8USA 8, Belgium 0Click here
July 9USA 9, Sweden 0Click here
July 10USA 1, Chinese Taipei 2Click here
July 11USA 4, Philippines 0Click here
July 11USA 0, Chinese Taipei 1Click here
July 11USA 0, Australia 1Click here
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DateResultBox Score
Aug. 15USA 5, Puerto Rico 6Click here
Aug. 16USA 16, Venezuela 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 16USA 14, Netherlands Antilles 0Click here
Aug. 17USA 7, Belize 4Click here
Aug. 18USA 6, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 19USA 1, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Aug. 20USA 17, Netherlands Antilles 0Click here
Aug. 20USA 8, Venezuela 1Click here
Aug. 21USA 16, Belize 6Click here
Aug. 22USA 3, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 23USA 7, Canada 1Click here
Aug. 24USA 5, Canada
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Jan. 18USA 2, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Jan. 19USA 3, Italy 0 (10)Click here
Jan. 19USA 7, Indonesia 0Click here
Jan. 20 USA 3, Holland 0Click here
Jan. 21USA 1, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
Jan. 22USA 2, Canada 1Click here
Jan. 22USA 1, China 0Click here
Jan. 23USA 2, Australia 1 (8)Click here
Jan. 24USA 3, New Zealand 2 (12)Click here
Jan. 25USA 10, Zimbabwe 0 (5)Click here
Jan. 25USA 4, Japan 0Click here
Jan. 26USA 1, New Zealand 0Click here
Jan. 26USA 2, China 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Aug. 9USA 10, El Salvador 0 (6)Click here
Aug. 10USA 15, Peru 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 12USA 6, Venezuela 0Click here
Aug. 13USA 6, Belize 0Click here
Aug. 15USA 1, Netherlands Antilles 0Click here
Aug. 16USA 4, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Aug. 17USA 1, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 18USA 4, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Aug. 20USA 4, Puerto Rico 1
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 14USA 7, Philipines 0Click here
July 15USA 19, Bermuda 0 (5)Click here
July 15USA 8, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 16USA 10, Mexico 0 (5)Click here
July 17USA 2, Australia 1Click here
July 18USA 10, Netherlands Antilles 0 (5)Click here
July 19USA 2, Japan 0Click here
July 19USA 14, Zimbabwe 0 (5)Click here
July 20USA 1, Canada 0Click here
July 21USA 6, New Zealand 1
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
August 1991USA 4, Netherlands Antilles 0Click here
August 1991USA 1, Canada 0Click here
August 1991USA 10, Puerto Rico 0Click here
August 1991USA 8, Nicaragua 0Click here
August 1991USA 7, Bahamas 0Click here
August 1991USA 6, Venezuela 0Click here
August 1991USA 6, Cuba 0Click here
August 1991USA 4, Canada 2Click here
August 1991USA 14, Canada 1
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 29USA 6, South Korea 1Click here
July 30USA 6, Spain 1Click here
July 30USA 7, Moldova 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 1USA 14, Great Britain 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 2USA 5, Chinese Taipei 3Click here
Aug. 4USA 5, Cuba 0Click here
Aug. 6USA 1, Australia 0 (10)Click here
Aug. 6USA 2, Australia 0Click here
Aug. 6USA 2, China 1 (12)Click here
Aug. 7USA 6, China 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
March 14USA 6, Puerto Rico 0Click here
March 15USA 11, Netherlands 0 (5)Click here
March 16USA 6, Canada 1Click here
March 17USA 1, Cuba 0 (10)Click here
March 18USA 11, Argentina 0Click here
March 19USA 14, Puerto Rico 0Click here
March 19USA 10, Netherlands 0Click here
March 20USA 2, Canada 0Click here
March 21USA 2, Cuba 0 Click here
March 22USA 11, Argentina 0 (5)Click here
March 23USA 5, Cuba 0Click here
March 24USA 7, Puerto Rico 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 21USA 10, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 22USA 9, Netherlands 0Click here
July 23USA 6, Japan 1Click here
July 24USA 4, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
July 25USA 4, Canada 2Click here
July 26USA 1, Australia 2Click here
July 27USA 3, China 2Click here
July 29USA 1, China 0Click here
July 30USA 3, China 1
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DateResultBox Score
July 21USA 5, Netherlands 0Click here
July 22USA 3, Italy 0Click here
July 23USA 11, Colombia 0 (6)Click here
July 25USA 12, South Africa 0 (5)Click here
July 25USA 14, Denmark 0 (5)Click here
July 26USA 9, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
July 26USA 3, Canada 0 Click here
July 27USA 10, Czech Republic 0 (5)Click here
July 28USA 1, Japan 0 (9)Click here
July 29USA 0, Australia 1Click here
July 30USA 4, Japan 0Click here
July 30USA 1, Australia 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 29USA 9, Colombia 0Click here
July 30USA 5, Netherlands Antilles 0Click here
July 31USA 7, Netherlands Antilles 0Click here
July 31USA 5, Cuba 0Click here
Aug. 1USA 15, Bahamas 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 2USA 8, Colombia 1Click here
Aug. 3USA 12, Bahamas 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 3USA 3, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 4USA 6, Cuba 0Click here
Aug. 6USA 5, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 7USA 1, Canada 0 (8)
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Sept. 17USA 6, Canada 0Click here
Sept. 18USA 3, Cuba 0Click here
Sept. 19USA 1, Japan 2Click here
Sept. 20USA 0, China 2Click here
Sept. 21USA 1, Australia 2Click here
Sept. 22USA 2, New Zealand 0Click here
Sept. 23USA 6, Italy 0Click here
Sept. 25USA 3, China 0Click here
Sept. 25USA 1, Australia 0Click here
Sept. 26USA 2, Japan 1
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
July 26USA 2, Italy 0Click here
July 27USA 13, Czech Republic 0Click here
July 28USA 4, Canada 0Click here
July 29USA 14, Russia 0 (5)Click here
July 30USA 9, Chinese Taipei 0 (5)Click here
July 31USA 4, China 0Click here
Aug. 1USA 7, Netherlands Antilles 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 2USA 4, Australia 3Click here
Aug. 3USA 1, Japan 0 (9)Click here
Aug. 4USA 1, Japan 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultBox Score
Aug. 5USA 9, Cuba 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 6USA 1, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 7USA 15, Bahamas 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 8USA 11, Puerto Rico 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 9USA 2, Venezuela 0 Click here
Aug. 10USA 13, Dominican Republic 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 11USA 7, Colombia 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 13USA 2, Dominican Republic 1Click here
Aug. 14USA 4, Canada 0
*Championship Game
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DateResultRecap
Aug. 14USA 7, Italy 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 15USA 10, Australia 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 16USA 3, Japan 0 (8)Click here
Aug. 17USA 4, China 0Click here
Aug. 18USA 7, Canada 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 19USA 7, Greece 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 20USA 3, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
Aug. 22USA 5, Australia 0Click here
Aug. 23USA 5, Australia 1
*Championship Game
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Feb. 20USA 11, Alabama 3 (6)Click here
Feb. 20USA 9, Stanford 0 (6)Click here
Feb. 21USA 10, Notre Dame 0 (6)Click here
Feb. 21USA 9, Tennessee 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 22USA 4, Oregon State 2Click here
Feb. 27USA 9, Michigan 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 27USA 12, Virginia Tech 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 28USA 28, Army 1 (5)Click here
Feb. 28USA 9, Arizona State 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 29USA 6, Georgia 0Click here
March 4USA 3, Illinois 2Click here
March 4USA 8, UNLV 0 (6)Click here
March 5USA 11, Iowa 0 (5)Click here
March 5USA 10, Baylor 0 (5)Click here
March 6USA 3, USF 0Click here
March 6USA 7, Oregon 0Click here
March 9USA 21, Texas 0 (5)Click here
March 11USA 8, Baylor 0 (5)Click here
March 11USA 10, Baylor 0 (5)Click here
March 16USA 4, Pacific 0Click here
March 17USA 10, Cal State Fullerton 0 (5)Click here
March 18USA 8, DePaul 0 (5)Click here
March 19USA 3, Louisiana-Lafayette 0Click here
March 26USA 6, Arizona 1Click here
March 28USA 11, UCLA 0 (5)Click here
April 17USA 17, Parma 0Click here
April 17USA 19, Parma 0Click here
April 23USA 7, Italian National Team 0Click here
April 24USA 5, Italian National Team 0Click here
April 25USA 1, Italian National Team 0Click here
May 17USA 10, Sonic Stars 0 (5)Click here
May 20USA 7, Mississippi Stars 0Click here
May 22USA 10, Midwest All-Stars 0Click here
June 4USA 24, College All-Stars 0Click here
June 5USA 6, College All-Stars 0Click here
June 7USA 5, Team Sacramento 0)Click here
June 7USA 8, Team Sacramento 0Click here
June 10USA 7, Portland All-Stars 0Click here
June 12USA 9, Spokane All-Stars 0Click here
June 12USA 8, Spokane All-Stars 0Click here
June 14USA 6, Southeastern All-Stars 1Click here
June 16USA 10, North Carolina All-Stars 0 (5)Click here
June 18USA 6, Salem All-Stars 0Click here
June 20USA 8, Kansas All-Stars 0Click here
June 28USA 6, Louis All-Stars 0Click here
June 30USA 8, Lady Hearts 0Click here
July 2USA 10, Indiana Midwest All-Stars 0Click here
July 2USA 7, Indiana Midwest All-Stars 0Click here
July 4USA 10, Midland Lady Explorers 0Click here
July 8USA 11, Texas Elite 0Click here
July 10USA 12, Fort Worth All-Stars 0Click here
July 10USA 16, Fort Worth All-Stars 0Click here
July 13USA 5, NPF East All-Stars 0Click here
July 13USA 5, NPF West All-Stars 3Click here
July 15USA 5, Wisconsin All-Stars 0Click here
July 17USA 14, Stratford Brakettes 0Click here
July 17USA 8, Stratford Brakettes 0Click here
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July 14USA 1, Canada 2Click here
July 15USA 3, Australia 1Click here
July 16USA 11, China 3 (5)Click here
July 16USA 7, Japan 0 (5)Click here
July 18USA 1, Japan 3
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July 13USA 14, Great Britain 0Click here
July 14USA 6, Canada 1Click here
July 15USA 9, Australia 0Click here
July 16USA 11, Japan 0Click here
July 17USA 5, Japan 2
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Aug. 27USA 6, Italy 1Click here
Aug. 27USA 7, DRP Korea 0Click here
Aug. 29USA 4, Canada 0Click here
Aug. 29USA 7, Great Britain 0Click here
Aug. 30USA 15, New Zealand 0Click here
Sept. 1USA 2, China 0Click here
Sept. 2USA 10, South Africa 0Click here
Sept. 2USA 11, Australia 2Click here
Sept. 4USA 1, Japan 3Click here
Sept. 4USA 5, Australia 1Click here
Sept. 5USA 3, Japan 0
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July 12USA 9, Venezuela 1 (5)Click here
July 13USA 8, China 0 (5)Click here
July 14USA 9, Dominican Republic 0 (5)Click here
July 14USA 4, Japan 1Click here
July 15USA 7, Canada 0Click here
July 16USA 3, No. 2 Japan 0
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June 30USA 1, Japan Elite 0Click here
July 1USA 10, Puerto Rico 0 (3)Click here
July 2USA 11, Australia 0 (4)Click here
July 3USA 10, Washington Absolute Beast 0 (3)Click here
July 4USA 10, Chinese Taipei 1 (5)Click here
July 5USA 17, White Rock Renegades 0 (3)Click here
July 6USA 13, Venezuela 1 (6)Click here
July 6USA 7, Japan 0 (5)Click here
July 7USA 12, Japan Elite 0 (3)Click here
July 8 USA 5, Japan 0
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July 25USA 7, Brazil 0 (5)Click here
July 25USA 4, Colombia 0Click here
July 26USA 10, Cuba 0 (5)Click here
July 27USA 7, Canada 0 (5)Click here
July 28USA vs. Canada/Venezuela Rained Out
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Nov. 16USA 4, China 1Click here
Nov. 17USA 5, Australia 1Click here
Nov. 17USA 2, Japan 5Click here
Nov. 18USA 3, Japan 2 (11)
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Aug. 12USA 11, Venezuela 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 13USA 3, Australia 0Click here
Aug. 14USA 8, Canada 1Click here
Aug. 15USA 7, Japan 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 16USA 7, Chinese Taipei (5)Click here
Aug. 17USA 8, Netherlands 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 18USA 9, China 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 20USA 4, Japan 1 (9)Click here
Aug. 21USA 1, Japan 3
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Feb. 19USA 16, Arizona 0Click here
Feb. 21USA 8, Pacific 0 (6)Click here
Feb. 22USA 9, Palm Spring All Stars 0Click here
Feb. 23USA 9, Florida Atlantic 0Click here
Feb. 23USA 8, Fordham 0Click here
Feb. 24USA 15, Hawaii 0Click here
Feb. 29USA 1, UCF 0Click here
March 1USA 7, Maryland 0Click here
March 4USA 14, FIU 0Click here
March 6Baylor – CancelledClick here
March 6Coastal Carolina – CancelledClick here
March 7Missouri – CancelledClick here
March 7Hofstra – CancelledClick here
March 8USA 18, USF 0Click here
March 8USA 13, NC State 0Click here
March 19USA 9, Cal State Fullerton 3Click here
March 20USA 1, Louisiana Lafeyette 0Click here
March 21USA 14, New Mexico 0Click here
March 24USA 7, Oklahoma State 0Click here
March 25USA 2, Oklahoma 0Click here
March 26USA 23, DePaul 0Click here
March 26USA 0, Virginia Tech 1Click here
April 6USA 21, New Mexico State 0Click here
April 8USA 10, Houston 3Click here
April 10USA 13, UNCG 0Click here
April 12USA 4, Tennessee 2Click here
April 13USA 24, Milligan College 0Click here
April 15USA 7, Alabama 0Click here
April 17USA 13, Mississippi State 0Click here
April 19USA 2, Louisiana Lafeyette 0Click here
April 22USA 8, UCLA 2Click here
May 1USA 16, Robert Morris 0Click here
May 3USA 12, Florida Southern College 0Click here
May 6USA 5, Michigan 1Click here
May 8USA 15, Longstreth 0Click here
May 10USA 2, Washington Glory 0 (Attendance Record: 8,724)Click here
May 16USA 13, Visalia All-Stars 0Click here
May 18USA 18, Nor Cal Assault 0Click here
May 19USA 22, Team Sacramento 0Click here
May 23USA 10, Salinas Storm 0Click here
May 25USA 15, Prescott All-Stars 0Click here
June 5USA 12, Fort Worth Diamonds 0Click here
June 6USA 10, Team NPF 8Click here
June 7USA 9, Canada 5Click here
June 8USA 7, China 0Click here
June 10USA 17, Kansas All Stars 0Click here
June 12USA 6, St. Louis All Stars 0Click here
June 14USA 6, Team NPF 0Click here
June 14USA 19, Bloomington Lady Hearts (4)Click here
June 17USA 20, Midwest All Stars 1Click here
June 19USA 19, Collegiate All Stars 0Click here
June 21USA 14, Midland Lady Explorers 0Click here
June 23USA 20, MAC All Stars 0Click here
June 25USA 13, Team Texas 0Click here
June 27USA 13, Texas All-Stars 0Click here
July 8USA 19, Portland All-Stars 0Click here
July 10USA 31, Spokane All-Stars 0 (9)Click here
July 15USA 7, Rapid City Gold 0Click here
July 18USA 15, All Stars 0Click here
July 20USA 9, Brakettes 0Click here
July 22USA 6, Akron Racers 2Click here
July 24USA 9, Salem Stars 0Click here
July 26USA 6, Team Intensity 2Click here
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July 16USA 7, Netherlands 2Click here
July 17USA 12, Italy 0Click here
July 18USA 14, Canada 0 (4)Click here
July 18USA 6, Japan 1Click here
July 19USA 8, Australia 0 (5)Click here
July 20USA 3, Australia 1
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July 22USA 9, Canada 0 (6)Click here
July 23USA 5, Japan 0Click here
July 24USA 1, USA Futures 0Click here
July 24USA 8, Japan 0Click here
July 25USA 2, Canada 5Click here
July 26USA 3, USA Futures 0Click here
July 26USA 5, Japan 1
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June 24USA 1, China 0Click here
June 25USA 12, New Zealand 2 (4)Click here
June 25USA 7, Venezuela 0 (5)Click here
June 26USA 20, Botswana 0 (3)Click here
June 27USA 9, Australia 2 (5)Click here
June 28USA 10, Dominican Republic 1 (5)Click here
June 29USA 9, Czech Republic 0 (5)Click here
June 30USA 16, Canada 1 (5)Click here
July 1USA 4, Japan 0Click here
July 2USA 7, Japan 0 (5)
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July 21USA 7, Czech Republic 2 (ESPN2)Click here
July 22 USA 5, Australia 2 (ESPN 2)Click here
July 23USA 8, Japan 4 (ESPN 2)Click here
July 24USA 10, Great Britain 0 (4)Click here
July 25USA 6, Japan 4
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July 9USA 5, Australia 0Click here
July 9USA 0, Japan 1Click here
July 10USA 8, Venezuela 0Click here
July 11USA 3, Canada 1Click here
July 12USA 5, Japan 1Click here
July 12USA 10, Venezuela 0Click here
July 13USA 14, Australia 2Click here
July 14USA 8, Canada 0Click here
July 15USA 7, Renegades 0Click here
July 15USA 7, Cal As 0Click here
July 17 USA 3, Japan 4Click here
July 17USA 6, Australia 1Click here
July 17USA 0, Japan 7
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Oct. 17USA 10, Venezuela 0 (4)Click here
Oct. 18USA 10, Dominican Republic 0 (4)Click here
Oct. 18USA 7, Mexico 0 (5)Click here
Oct. 19USA 3, Cuba 0Click here
Oct. 19USA 4, Puerto Rico 1Click here
Oct. 20USA 12, Canada 5 (5)Click here
Oct. 21USA 8, Argentina 0Click here
Oct. 22USA 13, No. 2 Cuba 1Click here
Oct. 23USA 11, No. 3 Canada 1 (4)
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June 23USA 9, Canada 1Click here
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June 28USA 8, Puerto Rico 0 (5) (ESPN2)Click here
June 29USA 3, Australia 1 (ESPN)Click here
June 30USA 9, Canada 0 (ESPN)Click here
July 1USA 9, Brazil 0 (ESPN2)Click here
July 2USA 3, Australia 0 (ESPN2)
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July 4USA 5, Venezuela 1Click here
July 5USA 8, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 6USA 7, New Zealand 0Click here
July 7USA 4, Japan 3Click here
July 8USA 2, No. 4 Australia 0Click here
July 9USA 6, Japan 9
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July 13USA 7, Venezuela 0Click here
July 14USA 10, Czech Republic 0Click here
July 15USA 13, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 16USA 17, South Africa 0Click here
July 18USA 13, China 0Click here
July 18USA 4, Netherlands 0Click here
July 19USA 14, Argentina 1Click here
July 20USA 4 , Canada 2Click here
July 21USA 3, Japan 1 (8)Click here
July 22 USA 1, Japan 2
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July 11USA 7, Canada 0 (5)Click here
July 12USA 4, Australia 0 (ESPN)Click here
July 13USA 4, Japan 7 (ESPN)Click here
July 14USA 10, Puerto Rico 3Click here
July 14USA 3, No. 1 Japan 6 (ESPN2)
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July 16USA 4, California A’s 1Click here
July 17USA 10, Japan (6)Click here
July 18USA 5, Australia 4Click here
July 18USA 8, Venezuela 1Click here
July 19USA 8, Canada 5Click here
July 20USA 7, Canada 4Click here
July 21USA 0, Japan 5Click here
July 22USA 1, Australia 2Click here
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Aug. 10USA 16, Colombia, 0 (3)Click here
Aug. 11USA 11, Brazil 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 12USA 5, Cuba 1Click here
Aug. 13USA 12, ColombiaClick here
Aug. 14USA 7, Argentina 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 15USA 12, U.S. Virgin Islands 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 16USA 8, Canada 2 Click here
Aug. 17USA 5, Cuba 0Click here
Aug. 18USA 8, Canada 1 (5)
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July 3USA 20, PAC All-StarsClick here
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July 7USA 7, Mexico 0 (Exhibition)Click here
July 8USA 5, Venezuela 0Click here
July 9USA 13, Philippines 1 (5)Click here
July 10USA 5, Canada 3Click here
July 11USA 8, Japan 1 (5)Click here
July 12USA 3, Mexico 2Click here
July 13USA 5, Canada 2
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July 15USA 8, Bloomington Lady Hearts 0 (5)Click here
July 16USA 10, Basque County (Spain) 0 (4)Click here
July 17USA 4, NJCAA All Stars 3Click here
July 18USA 7, Mexico 0 (5)Click here
July 19USA 10, White Rock Renegades 0Click here
July 20USA 5, NJCAA All Stars 0Click here
July 20USA 10, Mexico 0 (3)Click here
July 21USA 9, Canada 2 (5)Click here
July 21USA 0, Japan 7 (5)
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July 29USA 6, Maryland All Stars 0Click here
July 29USA 10, Maryland All Stars 0Click here
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Aug. 7USA 7, Australia 3Click here
Aug. 7USA 7, Italy 1Click here
Aug. 8USA 2, Australia 3Click here
Aug. 9USA 5, Italy 0Click here
Aug. 10USA 6, Australia
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Aug. 15USA 10, Netherlands 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 16USA 7, Botswana 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 17USA 5, Chinese Taipei 1Click here
Aug. 18USA 11, Great Britain 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 19USA 4, Australia 2Click here
Aug. 20USA 10, Dominican Republic 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 21USA 7, Italy 0Click here
Aug. 23USA 6, Canada 1Click here
Aug. 23USA 1, Japan 6Click here
Aug. 24USA 8, Australia 1Click here
Aug. 24USA 1, Japan 4
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June 29USA 4, Mexico 0Click here
June 30 USA 14, Puerto Rico 1 (4)Click here
July 1USA 10, Argentina 0Click here
July 2USA 4, Japan 1Click here
July 3USA 1, Canada 4Click here
July 4USA 10, Mexico 3Click here
July 5USA 6, No. 2 Japan 1
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July 19USA 9, Puerto Rico 2 (6)Click here
July 20USA 7, Brazil 0 (5)Click here
July 21 USA 7, Canada 0 (6)Click here
July 22USA 9, Cuba 2 (6)Click here
July 23USA 11, Dominican Republic 0 (4)Click here
July 24USA 5, Canada 2Click here
July 26USA 2, Canada 4
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Aug. 7USA 7, Australia 0 (6)Click here
Aug. 8USA 0, Japan 3Click here
Aug. 8USA 5, Chinese Taipei 3Click here
Aug. 9 USA 2, Japan 1 (8)
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June 16USA 8, Dallas Charge 7Click here
June 16USA 3, Scrap Yard Dawgs 9Click here
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June 23USA 1, Japan 5Click here
June 24USA 0, Japan 2 (8)Click here
June 25USA 5, Japan 1Click here
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July 5USA 11, Philippines 1 (4)Click here
July 6USA 7, Puerto Rico 0 (6)Click here
July 7USA 7, Australia 0 (6)Click here
July 9USA 8, Netherlands 1 (5)Click here
July 9USA 11, China 0 (4)Click here
July 10USA 10, Venezuela 0 (4)Click here
July 10USA 1, Japan 2
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July 15USA 15, Israel 0 (3)Click here
July 16USA 15, Austria 0 (3)Click here
July 17USA 13, Brazil 0 (4)Click here
July 19USA 6, China 1Click here
July 20USA 5, Australia 3Click here
July 21USA 11, Philippines 0 (4)Click here
July 22USA 7, Venezuela 0 (5)Click here
July 23USA 4, Japan 3Click here
July 24USA 7, Japan 3
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Aug. 31USA 5, Honda 2 (Exhibition)Click here
Sept. 2USA 3, Australia 1Click here
Sept. 3USA 9, Chinese Taipei 0 (6)Click here
Sept. 3USA 4, Japan 3Click here
Sept. 4USA 1, Japan 9 (5)Click here

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June 13USA 10, So Cal Travel All-Stars 0Click here
June 15USA 14, Mexico 2Click here
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June 23USA 0, Japan 3Click here
June 24USA 5, Japan 4Click here
June 25USA 3, Japan 5Click here
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July 5USA 4, Philippines 0Click here
July 6USA 8, Canada 2Click here
July 7USA 8, USA JWNT 1 (5)Click here
July 7USA 5, Japan 0 (ESPN2)Click here
July 8USA 8, Puerto Rico 2 (ESPN2)Click here
July 8USA 10, Australia 1 (ESPN2)Click here
July 9USA 1, Japan 2 (ESPN)Click here
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July 13USA 10, Sacramento All-Stars 0Click here
July 13USA 7, Sacramento All-Stars 0Click here
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July 20USA 9, Alabama All-Stars 1Click here
July 20USA 7, Alabama All-Stars 0Click here
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July 22USA vs. Alabama All-StarsN/A
July 22USA vs. Alabama All-StarsN/A
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Aug. 4USA 10, El Salvador 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 5USA 14, Curacao 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 6USA 16, Peru 0 (3)Click here
Aug. 7USA 7, Dominican Republic 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 8USA 6, Venezuela 0Click here
Aug. 9USA 16, Aruba 1Click here
Aug. 9USA 4, Puerto Rico 1
Aug. 10USA 10, Columbia 1 (5)Click here
Aug. 11USA 2, Mexico 7Click here
Aug. 12USA 4, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Aug. 12USA 8, Venezuela 2Click here
Aug. 13USA 11, Canada 3 (5)Click here
Aug. 13USA 9, Mexico 0 (5)Click here
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Aug. 25USA 6, Canada 4Click here
Aug. 25USA 6, Australia 5 (8)Click here
Aug. 26USA 6, Japan 2Click here
Aug. 27USA 4, Japan 5
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June 11-17Not avaliableN/A
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June 20USA 0, Japan 4Click here
June 21USA 3, Japan 6Click here
June 23USA 0, Japan 2Click here
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USA Red = World Championship Roster

USA Blue = Japan All-Star Series Roster

USA Red

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July 9USA Red 14, Peru 0 (4)Click here
July 10USA Red 2, China 0Click here
July 12USA Red 11, Scrap Yard FP 5Click here
July 13USA Red 5, Puerto Rico 0Click here
July 14USA Red 11, Chinese Taipei 2Click here
July 15USA Red 10, Japan 5Click here

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July 9USA Blue 15, Czech Republic 0 (3)Click here
July 10USA Blue 8, Venezuela 1 (5)Click here
July 11USA Blue 18, Columbia 0Click here
July 12USA Blue 6, Canada 1Click here
July 13USA Blue 10, Mexico 2 (6)Click here
July 14USA Blue 3, Japan 5Click here
July 15USA Blue 7, China 6 (8)Click here
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August 3USA 5, Mexico 2Click here
August 4USA 7, Chinese Taipei 0 (5)Click here
August 5USA 11, Netherlands 0 (4)Click here
August 5USA 7, New Zealand 0 (5)Click here
August 6USA 12, Philippines 0 (4)Click here
August 7USA 7, South Africa 0 (4)Click here
August 8USA 8, Puerto Rico 1 (5)Click here
August 10USA 3, Australia 1Click here
August 11USA 4, Japan 3Click here
August 12USA 7, Japan 6
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Nov. 2USA 10, Chinese Taipei 0 (4)Click here
Nov. 2USA 8, Australia 0 (6)Click here
Nov. 3USA 9, Japan 4Click here
Nov. 4USA 4, Japan 0
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June 14USA 6, Chicago Bandits 1Click here
June 14USA 3, USSSA Pride 7Click here
June 15USA 9, USSSA Pride 2Click here
June 15USA 4, Chicago Bandits 6Click here
June 16USA 2, Chicago Bandits 0Click here
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June 22USA 4, Japan 6Click here
June 23USA 7, Japan 2Click here
June 25USA 0, Japan 1 (8)Click here
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July 1USA 8, Philippines 1Click here
July 1USA 7, Scrap Yard 0Click here
July 2USA 1, China 0Click here
July 2USA 10, Peru (4)Click here
July 3USA 5, USA U19 1 (10)Click here
July 4USA 1, Chinese Taipei 0 Click here
July 5USA 2, Japan 3Click here
July 6USA 7, Mexico 0 (6)Click here
July 6USA 7, Puerto Rico (5)Click here
July 7USA 2, Japan 1
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July 23USA 6, Scrap Yard FP 0Click here
July 24USA 4, Scrap Yard FP 5Click here
July 25USA 1, Scrap Yard FP 0 Click here
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July 28USA 7, Scrap Yard FP 2Click here
July 29USA 2, Scrap Yard 4Click here
July 30USA 6, Scrap Yard 0Click here
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Aug. 4USA 9, Mexico 0 (6)Click here
Aug. 5USA 6, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Aug. 6USA 6, Canada 1Click here
Aug. 7USA 9, Venezuela 0 (6)Click here
Aug. 8USA 7, Peru 0 (5)Click here
Aug. 9USA 2, Canada 3Click here
Aug. 10USA 3, Puerto Rico 1Click here
Aug. 10USA 3, Canada 1
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Aug. 30USA 13, Czech Republic 0 (4)Click here
Aug. 30USA 8, Chinese Taipei 0 (6)Click here
Aug. 31USA 8, Japan 2Click here
Sept. 1USA 3, Japan 2
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July 21USA 2, No. 9 Italy 0Click here
July 22USA 1, No. 3 Canada 0Click here
July 24USA 2, No. 5 Mexico 0Click here
July 25USA 2, No. 8 Australia 1Click here
July 26USA 2, No. 2 Japan 1Click here
July 27USA 0, No. 2 Japan 2
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Feb. 4USA 3, USF 0Click here
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Feb. 7USA 4, Mississippi State 0Click here
Feb. 7USA 11, IllinoisClick here
Feb. 8USA 9, Baylor 1Click here
Feb. 8USA 7, No. 16 Kentucky 0Click here
Feb. 9USA 5, Texas State 2Click here
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Feb. 11USA 5, Florida 3Click here
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Feb. 12USA 18, Liberty 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 16USA 4, Oklahoma State 0Click here
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Feb. 18USA 5, Arizona 4Click here
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Feb. 20USA 10, New Mexico 1 (5)Click here
Feb. 21USA 14, San Diego 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 22USA 9, Utah 0 (5)Click here
Feb. 23USA 9, UCLA 3 Click here
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March 8USA 9, Cal State San Marcos 3Click Here
March 8USA 9, UC San Diego 2Click Here
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July 21USA 2, No. 9 ItalyClick here
July 22USA 1, No. 3 Canada 0Click here
July 24USA 2, No. 5 Mexico 0Click here
July 25USA 2, No. 8 Australia 1Click here
July 26USA 2, No. 2 Japan 1Click here
July 27USA 0, No. 2 Japan 2
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March 8USA 4, Team Mexico 2Click Here
March 9USA 7, Team Mexico 0 (6)Click Here
March 10USA 5, Team Mexico 3Click Here
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March 12USA 12, USF 0 (4)Click Here
March 13USA 8, USF 0Click Here
March 14USA 10, USF 1 (5)Click Here
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March 16USA 4, Florida 0Click Here
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April 21USA 31, Italy 3Click Here
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May 6USA 5, USD 0Click Here
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May 10USA 9, LMU 1Click Here
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May 16USA 9, CSUN 0Click Here
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June 2USA 3, USSSA Pride 2Click Here
June 4USA 7, USSSA Pride 0Click Here
June 6USA 3, USSSA Pride 0Click Here
June 7USA 4, USSSA Pride 3Click Here
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June 11USA 7, Team Alliance 5Click Here
June 11USA 4, Team Alliance 0Click Here
June 12USA 5, Team Alliance 3Click Here
June 12USA 1, Team Alliance 4Click Here
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June 19USA 1, Team Alliance 0Click Here
June 19USA 4, Team Alliance 1Click Here
June 20USA 8, Team Alliance 7Click Here
June 20USA 1, Team Alliance 1Click Here
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June 20USA 11, Korea 1Click here
June 21USA 4, TC Colorado 5Click here
June 22USA 13, Czech Republic 0Click here
June 22USA 13, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
June 23USA 9, Aussie Spirit 1Click here
June 24USA 9, Canada 2Click here
June 25USA 2, T.C. Colorado 3Click here
June 26USA 7, Netherlands 0Click here
June 26USA 5, T.C. Colorado 1
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July 10USA 6, Italy 0Click here
July 10USA 7, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
July 11USA 10, Canada 2Click here
July 12USA 5, Australia 0Click here
July 13USA 3, Japan 2
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ROSTER
DateResultBox Score
Aug. 6USA 1, Japan 2Click here
Aug. 7USA 3, Japan 2Click here
Aug. 8USA 0, Japan 1Click here
ROSTER
DateResultBox Score
Nov. 12USA 9, Argentina 2Click here
Nov. 13USA 19, Venezuela 3Click here
Nov. 14USA 8, Puerto Rico 0Click here
Nov. 15USA 20, Costa Rica 0Click here
Nov. 16USA 16, El Salvador 1Click here
Nov. 16USA 11, Brazil 2Click here
Nov. 17USA 8, Canada 2Click here
Nov. 18USA 13, Cuba 2Click here
Nov. 19USA 12, Canada 1Click here
ROSTER
DateOpponentBox Score
July 11USA 5, Chinese Taipei 0Click here
July 12USA 15, Botswana 0 (5)Click here
July 13USA 1, Australia 0 (8)Click here
July 14vs Great BritainCanceled due to weather
July 14vs IrelandCanceled due to weather
July 15USA 7, Great Britain 0 Click here
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DateOpponentBox Score
August 4USA 12, Japan 11 (8)Click here
August 6USA 1, Japan 6Click here
August 7USA 0, Japan 1Click here
DateOpponentLive Stats
Sunday, October 29USA 18, Chile 0 (3)Box Score
Monday, October 30USA 9, Venezuela 2 (6)Box Score
Wednesday, November 1USA 7, Mexico 0 (5)Box Score
Friday, November 3USA 11, Puerto Rico 3 (6)
USA 8, Canada 3
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Saturday, November 4USA 7, Puerto Rico 0 (6)
*Gold Medal
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DateOpponentBox Score
Monday, July 15USA 5, Canada 2Box Score
Tuesday, July 16USA 7, Italy 0 (5)Box Score
Wednesday, July 17USA 6, China 0Box Score
Thursday, July 18USA 2, Japan 0Box Score
Friday, July 19USA 7, Netherlands 0 (5)Box Score
Saturday, July 20USA 1, Japan 6
*Silver medal
Box Score
DateOpponentStadium – LocationBox Score
Thursday, July 4USA 0, Japan 1Vantelin Dome – Nagoya, JapanBox Score
Saturday, July 6USA 5, Japan 9Mt. Fuji Stadium – Fujinomiya, JapanBox Score
Monday, July 8USA 1, Japan 8 (6)Yokohama Stadium – Yokohama, JapanBox Score
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