Junior Eagles finish with silver at the 2025 Pan American Games: field hockey

The U-21 US Women’s National Field Hockey team faced Argentina in the 2025 Pan American championship game. Photo: USA Field Hockey

The U-21 US Women's National Team recently participated in the 2025 Pan American Championship game, where they competed against Argentina.

The No. 2 Argentines secured a 3-0 victory in the match. Their offensive strategy was effective, characterized by powerful shots from outside the circle and precise passing combinations leading to tips or deflections within the circle.

They showed excellent control, avoiding overrunning the ball and executing accurate touches before scoring.

Despite the final score, the No. 6 Junior Eagles delivered commendable performances throughout the tournament.

They maintained a consistent and strong attack, allowing only four goals throughout the entire tournament: one in the semifinal against Uruguay and three against Argentina.

Toward the end of the championship game, they began to mirror Argentina's quick, sharp, snapping passing.

The US squad left South America adorning silver medals.

Sofia Ferri is pictured passing the ball out of the backfield. Ferri is a senior at The Hill School. Photo: USA Field Hockey

Overall Stats:

Goals scored – 17

Goals Conceded – 4

Field Goals Scored – 10

Penalty Corners Scored – 6

Penalty Strokes Scored – 1

Top Scorers and how they were scored:

Alaina McVeigh (Duke) – nine goals; six field goals, two penalty corners, one penalty stroke

Maci Bradford (Maryland) – two goals; two penalty corners

Rylie Wollerton (Louisville) – two goals; two field goals

Talia Schenck (Princeton) – two goals; one field goal, one penalty corner

Milaw Clause (Connecticut) – one goal; one field goal

Ava Moore (Wake Forest) – one goal; one penalty corner

Game Scores:

USA vs Mexico (8-0)

USA vs Chile (4-0)

USA vs Guyana (11-0)

USA vs Uruguay (2-1), semifinal

USA vs Argentina (0-3) championship

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