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U.S. Women's Deaf National Team
Since beginning play in 2005, the U.S. Women’s Deaf National Team holds a 37-0-1 all-time record, claiming three DIFA World Deaf Football Championships (2012, 2016, 2023) and four Deaflympics (2005, 2009, 2013, 2022). The Deaf WNT officially joined U.S. Soccer's Extended National Team program in 2022.
The Deaf WNT includes eligible qualifying players who must have a hearing loss of at least 55DB in their “better ear.” If you or someone you know qualifies for the Women’s Deaf National Team and plays at a high level, you can contact us via email at ExtendedNT@ussoccer.org for more information on potential playing opportunities.
GOALKEEPER (1): Payton DeGraw* (Salt Lake City, Utah; 5/0)
DEFENDERS (7): Sydney Andrews* (Wichita, Kan.; 30/1), Paige Beaudry* (Riverview, Mich.; 12/1), Blakely Bourke (Snoqualmie, Wash; 0/0), Casey King* (Bexley, Ohio; 8/5), Melia Lenert (Long Beach, Calif.; 2/0), Chelsey Tumey (Peoria, Ariz.; 2/0), Faith Wylie* (Decatur, Texas; 13/6)
MIDFIELDERS (9): Erin Cembrale* (Oyster Bay, N.Y.; 13/5), Gracie Fitzgerald* (Georgetown, Ind; 20/4), Holly Hunter* (Temecula, Calif; 6/7), Ani Khachadourian* (Cary, N.C.; 10/8), Tia LaBrecque (Raynham, Mass.; 2/1), Paris Price* (Fall City, Wash.; 14/2), Sabina Shysh* (Tucson, Ariz; 4/1), Kate Ward (Atlanta, Ga.; 31/8), Mia White* (Littleton, Colo.; 14/1)
FORWARDS (3): Josephine Blazic (East Tawas, Mich.; 1/1), Marissa Garate (Tucson, Ariz.; 0/0), Sophie Post* (Murry, Utah; 14/9)
Head Coach: Amy Griffin
*Part of 2023 DIFA World Deaf Football Championships roster
