Player Ratings from USWNT’s Recent Match

omidbasir- **Claudia Dickey (7/10):**
Dickey had limited action but successfully maintained a clean sheet throughout the match.

**Emily Sams (8/10):**
As the captain, Sams not only led the team but also scored a goal, demonstrating her influence on both defense and offense.

**Kate Wiesner (6/10):**
Wiesner delivered a satisfactory performance, though there is room for improvement in terms of controlled urgency in her play.

**Hal Hershfelt (8/10):**
Versatility is crucial in the USWNT, and Hershfelt exemplified this by transitioning from a holding midfielder to a center back. She effectively controlled the game, shifted the point of attack, and made significant contributions to the offense.

**Ayo Oke (7/10):**
Oke’s debut for the USWNT was noteworthy, showing a deliberate approach with her passes and an ability to organize her teammates.

**Croix Bethune (8/10):**
Bethune opened the scoring and became the 14th player to net her first international goal under Coach Hayes. Her efforts in both scoring and creating opportunities solidify her bid for the No. 10 position.

**Sam Meza (7/10):**
Meza showcased technical skill and organization in midfield. Although her presence was understated, her precision in passing and ability to navigate tight situations were commendable.

**Riley Jackson (6/10):**
Jackson’s impact was limited, yet she showed promise during her first cap under Hayes.

**Emma Sears (7/10):**
Sears scored once but had multiple opportunities, hitting the post several times. Her goal came swiftly in the second half, demonstrating her attacking potential.

**Yazmeen Ryan (6/10):**
Ryan had a quiet game, especially considering her previous impact in the USWNT pool. Her speed and creativity remain valuable assets.

**Jameese Joseph (8/10):**
Joseph’s first goal came naturally as she played the No. 9 role with confidence, easily navigating Chile’s defense and boosting team morale.

**Jordyn Bugg (8/10):**
Bugg, at just 19, displayed a level of discipline and control reminiscent of seasoned players. Her second-half performance was instrumental in managing the game’s tempo.

**Trinity Rodman (8/10):**
Rodman made an immediate impact, scoring shortly after her introduction and displaying her lively personality, which is crucial for both the Spirit and USWNT.

**Olivia Moultrie (6/10):**
Moultrie’s performance was solid, although she could have benefitted from better preparation regarding adverse weather conditions.

**Claire Hutton (8/10):**
Hutton, only 20, showcased her leadership qualities despite not playing a full match, providing crucial stability and organization in midfield during her time on the field.

**Maddie Dahlien (6/10):**
Dahlien’s contributions were minimal, yet it was encouraging to see young players gaining valuable experience.

**Ally Sentnor (8/10):**
Fresh off a brace against Paraguay, Sentnor’s limited minutes still reflected her determination to find scoring opportunities.

**Emma Hayes (8/10):**
Hayes earned high marks for her coaching, but her celebratory dance with Rodman truly showcased her vibrant personality. Her ability to inspire excellence from her players is a testament to the potential of this squad.