ALL-TIME USA BASKETBALL WOMEN'S ROSTER

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KEY TO EVENTS LISTED

# - Injured
* - USA Basketball Women's Senior National Team core group member
X - Following an event listed, an 'x' indicates exhibition games for that event.
& - Competed in the 1998 pre-World Championship tour, but was injured and forced to withdraw (replaced by Taj McWilliams-Franklin); named to the 2002 World Championship Team, but was injured and forced to withdraw (replaced by Jen Gillom).
% - Played games with USA Women's National Team or attended a training camp, but was not a member of the USA Women's National Team.
^ - Accepted an invitation to the USA Basketball National Team minicamp, but was competing in the WNBA Finals and unable to attend.
3x3 PAG - 3x3 Pan American Games
3x3 U18 - FIBA 3x3 U18 World Cup
3x3 U18 FAC - FIBA Americas 3x3 U18 Championship
3x3 WC - FIBA 3x3 World Cup
3x3 YWC - FIBA 3x3 Youth World Championship (precedent to the FIBA 3x3 U18 World Cup)
FAC - FIBA AmeriCup (formerly the Tournament of Americas/TOA)
FOQ - FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament
GWG - Goodwill Games
JCUP - R. William Jones Cup
OLY - Olympic Games
OQT - FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament
PAG - Pan American Games
POQT - FIBA Pre-Olympic Qualifying Tournament
TOA -FIBA Americas Championship / Tournament of the Americas (Olympic or World Championship qualifier)
U23 - USA U23 National Team competing in the U24 Four Nations Tournament.
U23 TC - Participated in the U23 National Team training camp.
U21 - FIBA U21 World Championship
U20 - FIBA Americas U20 Championship (U21 qualifier)
U19 - FIBA U19 World Cup
U18 - FIBA Americas U18 Championship (U19 qualifier)
U17 - FIBA U17 World Cup
U16 - FIBA Americas U16 Championship (U17 qualifier)
WBC ANOC World Beach Games (3x3)
WC - FIBA World Cup
WCQ - FIBA World Cup Qualifying Tournament
WNT - USA Basketball Women's National Team (further breakdown below)
WUG - World University Games
WYG - World Youth Games
YOG - Youth Olympic Games (3x3)
1990 JNT – 1990 USA Women’s Junior National Team that posted a 2-2 record in an exhibition tour in Canada.
1990 SEL-Blue – 1990 USA Women’s Select Team that compiled a 2-3 record in a tour of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia.
1990 SEL-White – 1990 USA Women’s Select Team that compiled a 5-1 record in a tour of Czechoslovakia and Italy.
1998 SEL - College team tour of Poland, Puerto Rico and Spain, playing against national teams in those respective countries
2000 SEL - 2000 Select Team trained and played an exhibition game (lost 97-31) versus 2000 USA Senior National Team in Honolulu, Hawaii
2007 SEL - 2007 FIBA World League Tournament in Ekaterinburg, Russia
2010 SEL - 2010 Select Team trained with the USA National Team during its spring training in Storrs, Connecticut.
2016 SEL - 2016 USA Select Team trained with and participated in an exhibition game against the USA National Team during its pre-Olympic Training in Los Angeles, California.

WNT Events:

2022 WNT MC2 - USA National Team minicamp, held March 30-April 2 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
2022 WNT MC1 - USA National Team minicamp, held February 5-7 in Washington, D.C.
2021 WNT - USA National Team pre-Olympic exhibition games (1-2) in Las Vegas.
2020 WNT MC - USA National Team minicamp, held February 14-17 in Chicago.
2020 WNT - Competed in the USA National Team's two-game NCAA tour in January/February against Connecticut and Louisville (2-0) (NOTE: Charles played only at Connecticut and McCoughtry played only at Louisville.)
2019 WNT Competed in at least one of the USA National Team’s four-game NCAA tour in November against Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford and Texas A&M (3-1)
2019 FAC TR Participated in the 2019 USA AmeriCup Team training camp in Miami.
2019-20 WNT 8 One of eight members of the USA National Team who committed to the extended training program in preparation for the 2020 Olympic Games.
2018 WCX – Participated in the 2018 USA World Cup Team training camp and exhibition games (5-0), including the Red-White intrasquad game; *Athletes listed with an asterisk also competed in at least one of the USA’s five pre-World Cup exhibition games
2018 WC TR - Participated in the 2018 USA World Cup Team training camp and Red-White intrasquad game.
2018 WNT – The USA National Team defeated China 83-46 in an exhibition game on April 26 in Seattle.
2018 WNT-MC2 – Participated in the 2018 USA National Team Training camp April 24-25 in Seattle.
2018 WNT-MC1 – Participated in the 2018 USA National Team Training camp Feb. 9-11 at the University of South Carolina.
2017-20 WNT - Member of the 2017-20 USA National Team, from which the 2018 World Cup and 2016 Olympic teams will be named.
2017 WNT MC - USA National Team minicamp, held Sept. 30-Oct. 2 in Santa Barbara, California.
2016 WNT - USA National Team pre-Olympic exhibition games (5-0).
2016 WNT MC - USA National Team minicamp, held February 21-23 in Storrs, Connecticut.
2015 WNT ET - Competed in the USA National Team's European Tour (4-0).
2014 WNT - Competed in the USA National Team Showcase (Red-White exhibition game).
2014-16 WNT - Member of the 2014-16 USA National Team, from which the 2014 World Championship and 2016 Olympic teams will be named.
2013 WNT MC - USA National Team minicamp, held Oct. 4-6 in Las Vegas, Nev.
2012 WNT - USA National Team pre-Olympic exhibition games (5-0).
2011 WNT ET - USA National Team European Tour (Italy, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary)
2010 WNT - Competed for USA Basketball in an exhibition game against a team of WNBA stars (won, 99-72)
2009-12 WNT - Member of the 2009-12 USA National Team, from which the 2010 World Championship and 2012 Olympic teams were named.
2009 UMMC - Competed in the 2009 UMMC Ekaterinburg International Invitational in Russia (3-0, gold)
2009 WNT MC - USA National Team minicamp, held Sept. 30 - Oct. 5 in Washington, D.C.
2008 WNT GLB - Competed in the 2008 Good Luck Beijijng Tournament (4-2, silver)
2008 WNT - Played in all or some of the USA's 2008 Spain (2-0) training camp.
2007 WNT - Played in all or some of the USA's 2007 College Tour (8-0), 2007 Tour of Italy (4-0) and two exhibition games vs. Australia (2-0)
2006 WNT - Played in all or some of the USA's 2006 Spring Training, including two European Tours (6-0) and the Australia-hosted Opals World Challenge (4-1, tournament title)
2004 WNT - 2004 Spring Training (Cuba, Europe, USA)
2002 WNT - 2002 Spring Training (game vs. WBCA College All-Stars)
1999-2000 WNT - 1999-2000 team that went 29-2 and won the 1999 U.S. Olympic Cup and USA Basketball Invitational titles
1999 WNT - 1999 Spring Training (two games vs. Germany)
1999 WNT ET - 1999 Winter European Tour
1998 WNT - 1998 USA Goldmark Cup Team (Australia)
1997 WNT - 1997 Spring training in Canada and Germany
1997 WIIT - 1997 USA Basketball International Invitational (Colorado Springs)
1995-96 WNT - 1995-96 team that went 52-0 prior to the Atlanta Olympics

Additional Notes:

The 2018 USA World Cup Team earned a 5-0 exhibition record, defeating Canada (twice), France, Japan and Senegal prior to the World Cup.
The 2018 USA National Team defeated China in an exhibition game April 26 in Seattle.
The 2016 U.S. Olympic Team earned a 4-0 record against the USA Select Team, Australia, Canada and France prior to the Olympics.
The 2014 USA World Championship Team earned a 4-1 exhibition record, defeating Australia, Canada, China and Czech Republic and falling to France prior to the Worlds.
The 2012 U.S. Olympic Team earned a 5-0 record against Brazil, China, Croatia, Great Britain and Turkey prior to the Olympics.
The 2010 USA World Championship Team earned a 3-1 exhibition record, defeating Senegal and Spain and splitting two games against Australia prior to the Worlds.
The 2008 U.S. Olympic Team won the gold medal in a pre-Olympic exhibition tournament, the 2008 FIBA Diamond Ball Tournament, with a 3-0 record over Australia, Russia and Latvia.
The 2006 World Championship Team beat Australia 56-49 prior to the Worlds
The 2004 U.S. Olympic Team posted a 4-0 exhibition slate, winning the Spain International Invitational (3-0) and defeating a WNBA All-Star Team prior to the Olympic Games.
The 2002 World Championship Team competed in the Opals World Challenge (4-0) prior to the World Championship
The 2000 U.S. Olympic Team earned a 9-0 exhibition record prior to the Olympics
The 1998 World Championship Team went 12-1 and earned the Slovakian Grand Prix title prior to the Worlds.
Sylvia Crawley (7 games), Venus Lacey (6 games) and Val Whiting (8 games) each competed during part of the 1995-96 Women's National Team's year-long tour.