Pietra Tordin, the reigning Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year, has received an invitation to participate in the prestigious U.S. Soccer Futures Camp from January 14-21 in Carson, California. This camp will coincide with the U.S. Women’s National Team camp, held during the same period. Tordin is among the 24 selected players eligible for the U-23 team. The invitation follows her outstanding performance at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Colombia, where she contributed significantly to the U.S. team's third-place finish. Returning to Princeton, Tordin continued her impressive form, leading her college team to multiple titles and scoring crucial goals.

Achievements at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup

Tordin's recent achievements have garnered significant attention, particularly her performances at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Colombia. She played a pivotal role in securing a third-place finish for the U.S. team, showcasing her exceptional skills on the international stage. Her contributions were not only vital but also historic.

During the tournament, Tordin scored four goals in seven matches, including a remarkable hat trick in the final group-stage game against Paraguay. This achievement marked the first hat trick for the U.S. team at the event since 2018. Her goal-scoring prowess was unmatched, making her the top scorer for Team USA at the tournament since 2012. Tordin's stellar performance highlighted her potential as a future star in women's soccer, solidifying her place among the elite young talents in the sport.

Continued Success at Princeton University

Following her return from the World Cup, Tordin seamlessly transitioned back into collegiate play, contributing significantly to Princeton's success. Despite playing in just 10 games due to her national team commitments, she led the team to several victories and titles. Tordin's impact was undeniable, helping Princeton secure the Ivy League championship, the league tournament title, and an NCAA first-round appearance.

In her final game of the season, Tordin scored the decisive goal against Virginia in the NCAA opener, bringing her season total to 10 goals. This impressive tally, despite limited appearances, demonstrated her consistency and ability to perform under pressure. Her leadership and skill have made her an invaluable asset to Princeton's soccer program, earning her accolades and setting the stage for future opportunities at higher levels of competition.