So much can happen in a year, and one thing is certain – even after winning gold, this USWNT is on an ever-evolving journey
The U.S. Women's national team’s triumphant gold medal run at the 2024 Olympics marked a pinnacle of excellence, in more ways than one.
On Aug. 10 last year, Emma Hayes' side defeated Brazil 1-0 in the final of the Paris Games, marking the sixth gold medal game appearance for the USWNT – out of eight Olympics in which women's soccer was contested – and fifth win. The history is undeniable: The USWNT have the most Olympic gold and most total medals in the history of the Games, having won five golds, one silver and one bronze.
So nearly a year later, where are they now? So much can happen in a year, and one thing is certain, this USWNT is on an ever-evolving journey. From marriages to pregnancies to record-breaking moves to Europe to retirements and more, it's been a dynamic 12 months for that gold medal-winning USWNT.
INDIVISA look at the roster from the Paris Games, and the current status of the Olympic winners.
Getty ImagesAlyssa Naeher, goalkeeper
After leading the USWNT to gold, goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher retired from the USWNT at the end of 2024. She is the first goalkeeper to earn a shutout in a women's World Cup Final and an Olympic Gold Medal game. Despite retiring from international duties, Naeher still plays professionally for the Chicago Stars in the NWSL. She was recently moved from the 45-day injury list, and will be available to play for the Stars this weekend.
AdvertisementImagnCasey Murphy, goalkeeper
Casey Murphy is the starting goalkeeper for the North Carolina Courage in the NWSL. In the 2025 NWSL season, she has started every match for the Courage – recording 13 starts with 36 saves and three clean sheets.
Internationally, Murphy earned nearly 20 caps for Team USA since her debut in November 2021, accumulating 15 clean sheets and helping the team qualify for both the 2023 World Cup and the 2024 Olympics. Since the Paris Games, Murphy has not been called into any USWNT camps.
Getty ImagesJane Campbell, goalkeeper
Since winning Olympic gold, goalkeeper Jane Campbell has remained one of the most consistent players for the Houston Dash in the NWSL, signing a long-term contract through 2027-28.
Internationally, Campbell was featured in the 2025 SheBelieves Cup and April friendlies, and is in contention to become the next U.S. starting goalkeeper, Hayes is actively rotating goalkeepers in 2025 to build depth, with Campbell facing competition.
Getty Images SportTierna Davidson, defender
Centerback Tierna Davidson joined Gotham FC in January of 2024 and captained the side in 2025. She recently signed an extension through 2027, but has been sidelined due to a season-ending ACL tear in March. With her injury, Davidson was replaced by defender Gisele Thompson for the USWNT's April friendlies. Since the Olympics, Davidson was announced as USWNT's Player's Association president and also got married to her longtime partner towards near the end of 2024.
