Saturday, August 8, begins the 2026 AUSL All-Star Cup in Rosemont, Illinois. Team Garcia will face Team Corrick, and coverage begins at 7 p.m. EDT / 6 p.m. CDT on ESPNU. On Wednesday, the rosters were announced for the first series.
One key change is that Georgina Corrick was named a captain after Kayla Kowalik was unable to participate. Kowalik was last year’s All-Star Cup champion.
The AUSL also announced that Jayda Coleman will no longer participate. Replacement players for Kowalik and Coleman will be Bubba Nickles-Camarena (Oklahoma City Spark) and Michaela Edenfield (Texas Volts).
Below are the three rosters for the upcoming weekend. Captains are Rachel Garcia (Team 1), Keilani Ricketts (Team 2) and, as mentioned above, Corrick (Team 3).
Team Garcia
Rachel Garcia, P
Skylar Wallace, OF
Dejah Mulipola, C
Karlyn Pickens, P
Sami Williams, CIF
Rylie Boone, OF
Aubrey Leach, MIF
Bubba Nickles-Camarena, OF
Ailana Agbayani, MIF
Ana Gold, MIF
Aliyah Binford, P
Sydney Stewart, C
Sam Landry, P
Delanie Wisz, CIF
Aleshia Ocasio, OF
Team Ricketts
Keilani Ricketts, P
Sydney Romero, MIF
Maya Brady, OF
Kat Sandercock, P
Hannah Flippen, MIF
Kenzie Brown, P
Morgan Zerkle, OF
Tiare Jennings, MIF
Reese Atwood, C
Jordan Woolery, CIF
Baylee Klingler, CIF
Amari Harper, OF
Kendra Falby, OF
Amber Fiser, P
Michaela Edenfield, C
Team Corrick
Georgina Corrick, P
Montana Fouts, P
Lexi Kilfoyl, P
Megan Grant, OF
Jadelyn Allchin, OF
Bri Ellis, CIF
Sharlize Palacios, C
Sydney McKinney, OF
Alyssa Brito, MIF
Jessi Warren, CIF
Bella Dayton, OF
Megan Faraimo, P
Mary Iakopo, C
Kenleigh Cahalan, MIF
Sydney Sherrill, MIF
The 2026 AUSL All-Star Cup runs Aug. 8-30 at Parkway Bank Sports Complex in Rosemont, Illinois. Throughout the four-week competition, players earn individual leaderboard points through team success, statistical performance and MVP voting. At the conclusion of each series, the top three players in the standings will become the next captains and draft new teams for the following series.
