Women's World Cup 2019: Everything you need to know about Team USA

Position: Goalkeeper.

Age: 33.

International appearances: 21.

International goals: None.

One thing to know: Ashlyn Harris was the youngest starting player on the US team that won the inaugural FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship in Canada in 2002. The veteran is another strong choice for the US in goal.

Position: Goalkeeper.

Age: 28.

International appearances: 1.

International goals: None.

One thing to know: Adrianna Franch impressed during her performances with the Portland Thorns in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL), earning her a spot on the national team at the 2019 SheBelieves Cup, which also gave her her first cap.

Position: Defender.

Age: 34.

International appearances: 158.

International goals: None.

One thing to know: Becky Sauerbrunn has cemented herself as a consistent member of US's backline. She is one of the few players in team history to break the 150-caps mark and played every minute of the team's 2015 Women's World Cup campaign.

Position: Defender.

Age: 30.

International appearances: 118.

International goals: 2.

One thing to know: Known for her energetic and aggressive play, Kelley O'Hara is a great defender on the wings and helped the US earn its berth to France 2019 in the CONCACAF Women's Championship.

Position: Defender.

Age: 26.

International appearances: 40.

International goals: None.

One thing to know: Abby Dahlkemper cemented herself as a starting center back and started all five of the US's CONCACAF Women's Championship games to help the team qualify for France 2019.

Position: Defender.

Age: 34.

International appearances: 100.

International goals: 1.

One thing to know: Ali Kreiger has played for clubs in Germany, Sweden, and the US, making her one of the most experienced players on the team. She was a member of the 2015 team and is best as a center or right back.

Position: Defender.

Age: 20.

International appearances: 20.

International goals: 1.

One thing to know: Tierna Davidson was the No. 1 pick in the 2019 NWSL draft by the Chicago Red Stars. The youngest player on this US squad, Davidson will be making her senior Women's World Cup debut at France 2019.

Position: Defender.

Age: 25.

International appearances: 33.

International goals: None.

One thing to know: Emily Sonnett has progressively worked her way up since her international debut during the US team's post-Women's World Cup 2015 Victory Tour. She is someone to look for on the backline as a prospect for the future.

Position: Defender.

Age: 26.

International appearances: 85.

International goals: 24.

One thing to know: Crystal Dunn is primarily a defender, but provides a lot of versatility to this USA team with her ability to also play as a winger or striker. She will be making her Women's World Cup debut after missing out on the 2015 roster.

Position: Midfielder.

Age: 26.

International appearances: 50.

International goals: 12.

One thing to know: Samantha Mewis is one of the tallest players on the USA team at six feet. She is a ball-winning force, known for her winning mentality. Mewis was selected as an alternate for the 2016 US Olympic team but has since elevated her game and scored a goal during the CONCACAF's qualification tournament.

Position: Midfielder.

Age: 26.

International appearances: 82.

International goals: 6.

One thing to know: While Morgan Brian isn't an anticipated starter, she can be a difference maker off the bench if needed. She's best known for her range of passing and vision from deep midfield, which was what helped her shine in Canada in 2015.

Position: Midfielder.

Age: 27.

International appearances: 82.

International goals: 18.

One thing to know: Julie Ertz is the heart of team USA's midfield. Primarily a defensive midfielder, she is also an offensive threat as a consistent scorer and is expected to be an impactful force for the team in France.

Position: Midfielder.

Age: 25.

International appearances: 68.

International goals: 8.

One thing to know: Considered to be one of the most technically-gifted players on this US team, Lindsey Horan is the critical link between the defense and offense. She played for Paris-Saint Germain for four years from 2012 to 2016, making France familiar territory as she gets ready to play there again.

Position: Midfielder.

Age: 24.

International appearances: 27.

International goals: 7.

One thing to know: Rose Lavelle scored three goals and had an assist while playing in all five matches of the CONCACAF Women's Championship. A talented passer and dribbler, she will be making her Women's World Cup debut.

Position: Midfielder.

Age: 31.

International appearances: 45.

International goals: 6.

One thing to know: Allie Long was a surprise selection for the team due to limited call-ups and knee trouble, but she is expected to bring versatility with her high passing percentages and experience. Long was a member of the Rio 2016 Olympic team after her performance with the Portland Thorns.

Position: Forward.

Age: 21.

International appearances: 53.

International goals: 16.

One thing to know: By the time Mallory Pugh was 18 she had competed in two U-20 Women's World Cups and the 2016 Olympic Games. A young and talented member of this US team, Pugh is one of FIFA.com's five young players to watch in France 2019.

Position: Forward.

Age: 36.

International appearances: 274.

International goals: 110.

One thing to know: Carli Lloyd returns after a star performance in the 2015 Women's World Cup for what will most likely be her last world finals. Lloyd has transitioned from midfielder to forward and will mainly be coming off the bench, especially in high-pressure situations.

Position: Forward.

Age: 29.

International appearances: 163.

International goals: 101.

One thing to know: One of the best forwards in the world, Alex Morgan has proved herself to be one of the best scorers in US history. She became the third youngest player and fourth fastest player to score her 100th career USWNT goal earlier in 2019.

Position: Forward.

Age: 33.

International appearances: 153.

International goals: 44.

One thing to know: Megan Rapinoe has provided consistency and strength from the left wing as both a goalscorer and opportunity creator. A fearless leader on and off the field, Rapinoe plays a crucial role with her skills and vision for the game.

Position: Forward.

Age: 31.

International appearances: 150.

International goals: 30.

One thing to know: Tobin Heath returns to the Women's World Cup stage for the third time in her career. One of the finest dribblers in the game, Heath scored a goal in the dramatic 5-2 final victory over Japan in 2015.

Position: Forward.

Age: 31.

International appearances: 7.

International goals: 2.

One thing to know: Jessica McDonald is a quality scorer with an ability to put assists on the board, but what she represents for this US team goes beyond the field. A mother to her seven-year-old son, McDonald has utilized her opportunity to represent mothers who aim to balance professional careers with motherhood.

Position: Forward.

Age: 30.

International appearances: 116.

International goals: 48.

One thing to know: Christen Press is expected to be an impact player off the bench who can provide a spark on the attack. By entering the game when the opposing defense is tired, Press' versatility on the field is a dangerous tool for the US that can come up big when needed.

Position: Head Coach.

Age: 52.

One thing to know: Jill Ellis became the head coach in May 2014 and is the first American woman to lead the U.S. to a FIFA World Cup title. The opener against Thailand will mark her 121st game, tying her for second all-time in most games coached with Tony DiCicco.