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Emily Sonnett
human
Ein sex anaa genderfemale Edit
Ein country of citizenshipUnited States Edit
Country for sportUnited States Edit
Name wey dem give amEmily Edit
Family nameSonnett Edit
Ein date of birth25 November 1993 Edit
Place dem born amMarietta Edit
Ein occupationassociation football player Edit
Position dem play for team top / specialitydefender Edit
Educate forUniversity of Virginia Edit
Sportfootball Edit
Participant insydfootball at the 2020 Summer Olympics – women's tournament, 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Edit

Emily Ann Sonnett (born November 25, 1993) be an American professional soccer player wey dey play give Gotham FC of de National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) den de United States national team. She fi play de positions of center back, full back, anaa defensive midfielder.

Sonnett play college soccer give de Virginia Cavaliers. She be drafted first overall by de Portland Thorns insyd de 2016 NWSL College Draft. She win three NWSL Championships, plus de Thorns insyd 2017, de Washington Spirit insyd 2021, den Gotham insyd 2025.

At de international level, Sonnett be on de United States squad wey win de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, bronze at de 2020 Tokyo Olympics, den gold at de 2024 Paris Olympics. She be an eight-time winner of de invitational SheBelieves Cup.

Early life den education

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Na dem born Sonnett insyd Marietta, Georgia to Bill den Jane Sonnett. She get a twin sisto, Emma, wey play soccer give de University of Georgia.[1]

North Atlanta Soccer Association (2003–2013)

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Sonnett, along plus ein sisto, dem begin dey play give North Atlanta Soccer Association (NASA) insyd 2003.[2] Plus NASA, de Sonnetts earn back-to-back Georgia State Cup Championship titles insyd 2007 den 2008 den sanso de Region III League Championship title insyd 2008.[2] Insyd de 2011 US Youth Soccer National Championship Series, NASA 12 Elite II place third insyd U-17 standings, wey na dem name Sonnett to de U-17 Best XI as a midfielder.[3][4][5][6]

Insyd 2013, Sonnett, playing insyd de midfield position, help NASA 12 Elite II win de U-19 national title at de 2013 US Youth Soccer National Championship Series insyd Overland Park, Kansas.[7] At de conclusion of de tournament, na dem name am to de U-19 Best XI wey she sanso earn de Golden Ball award as de best player at de tournament.[8]

Fellowship Christian School (2008–2012)

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Sonnett attend Fellowship Christian School insys Roswell, Georgia, wey she graduate insyd 2012.

Insyd 2011 during Sonnett ein junior season, Fellowship Christian ein varsity girls soccer team reach de Final Four of de Class A state tournament, wey dem loose 0–2 to de eventual state champions, First Presbyterian Day School, insyd de semi-final.[9][10] De following year, Fellowship Christian, plus Sonnett as captain, reach de 2012 Georgia state championship game wey dem san face First Presbyterian Day School wey dem ultimately loose 0–1.[9][10] Sonnett end ein career at Fellowship Christian as de school ein leading scorer plus 113 goals den 41 assists.[11]

Na dem sanso name am de 2011–2012 Gatorade Georgia Girls Soccer Player of de Year;[12][13] Sonnett be de first ever athlete from Fellowship Christian School to win de award.[14][15] Na dem sanso select Sonnett as 2011 Youth All-American by de National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) wey dem sanso name am to both 2011 den 2012 ESPN Rise 1st Team All-American.[11][12]

Insyd early February 2012, Sonnett sign ein national letter of intent to play give de University of Virginia insyd de fall of 2012 on an athletic scholarship.[2]

University of Virginia (2012–2015)

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Insyd ein first season insyd 2012, UVA Cavaliers win de regular season Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) title wey she make am to de round of 16 insyd de 2012 NCAA Women's Soccer Tournament.[16][17] Sonnett einself be named to de ACC All-Freshman den All-Tournament Team.[18] Though na she be recruited as a center midfielder, Sonnett transition to de center back position early insyd ein freshman year secof various injuries leaving de UVA back line bare wey she play insyd dat position de remainder of ein college career.[1][19]

During ein sophomore season, Sonnett earn 2 goals den 5 assists wey she start all 26 games, playing a total of 2,341 minutes den dey set single-season record at UVA.[18] Na dem sanso name am to 1st Team All-ACC Team.[18] Sonnett help lead UVA to dema first College Cup insyd 22 seasons, losing insyd de tournament ein semifinal after double overtime to UCLA insyd penalty kicks, 1–1 (2–4).[20]

Insyd ein junior year, Sonnett san start insyd all 26 games during de 2014 season wey she earn a total of 5 goals den 3 assists.[1] UVA place as runners-up to de ACC 2014 title, wey dem loose 0–1 to Florida State.[16] At de conclusion of de tournament, na dem name Sonnett to de ACC All-Tournament Team.[18] During quarterfinal of de 2014 NCAA women's tournament, Virginia defeat de defending champion, UCLA 2–1 plus Sonnett scoring de opening goal insyd de 33rd minute ultimately ending UCLA ein 969-minute shutout streak.[1][21] Insyd de semifinal match-up against Texas A&M, Sonnett san score plus a header off a corner kick, giving UVA a 2–1 lead.[22] UVA ultimately defeat Texas A&M 3–1, earning a place insyd de university ein first women's College Cup final.[22] UVA end dema season plus a 0–1 loss to Florida State insyd de national championship.[1][23] Na Sonnett then be named de tournament ein Most Outstanding Defensive Player wey dem sanso name am a Third-Team NSCAA All-American.[18][23]

Insyd 2015, Sonnett spend de summer playing give pro-am team Atlanta Silverbacks, insyd de final season of de USL W-League. Returning to UVA for ein senior year, she be named team captain at de beginning of de season.[24] Mid-season insyd October 2015, Sonnett earn ein first call-up wey she start ein first cap (as center back) give de senior United States women's national soccer team against Brazil.[24][25]

UVA san be runners-up to de 2015 ACC title, wey dem loose 2–2 (PK 6–7) to Florida State, wet dem san name Sonnett to ACC All-Tournament team.[26] She lead UVA to de quarterfinals of de 2015 NCAA women's tournament, wey dem loose to Rutgers University after double overtime in penalty kicks (6–7). Sonnett end ein senior season at UVA plus 3 goals den 1 assist wey na dem name am a finalist for de Hermann Trophy.[25][27] Additionally, na dem name Sonnett de 2015 ESPNW Soccer Player of de Year, Honda Sports Award Nominee, NSCAA first-team All-American, ACC Defensive Player of de Year, den first team All-ACC selection.[1][25][28][29]

Sonnett lef Charlottesville a semester early to enter de NWSL (after she be drafted as de number one pick by Portland Thorns FC insyd January 2016) buh she ultimately graduate plus a degree insyd sociology from UVA.[1][30]

Club career

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Portland Thorns FC (2016–2019)

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On January 15, 2016, Sonnett be selected by Portland Thorns FC as de first overall pick insyd de 2016 NWSL College Draft.[31][32][33][34] She make ein debut plus de Thorns on April 17, 2016. Ein first professional goal cam insyd de NWSL championship semi-final to bring de Thorns level plus de Western New York Flash, though de Flash go go on to score de winning goal den ultimately win de championship.She be one of three finalists for NWSL Rookie of de Year.[35]

Sonnett san score insyd de NWSL post-season insyd de 2017 season, helping de Thorns to a 4–1 win over de Orlando Pride insyd de semi-final. Dem go go on to win de championship, wey Sonnett tally an assist on Lindsey Horan ein game-winning goal.

Insyd 2018 Sonnett appear insyd 22 games for Portland, scoring one goal. Portland reach de NWSL Championship Game for de second straight year, buh she loose to North Carolina 3–0. She be named to de NWSL Team of de Month for March den April. Sonnett be one of four Portland Thorns dem name to de NWSL Best XI wey she be a finalist for Defender of de Year.[36]

Loan to Sydney FC (2017)

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On October 24, 2017, e be announced say Sonnett sign give Sydney FC for de 2017–18 W-League season.[37] Insyd ein first appearance, she score a penalty kick.[38] During de semifinal against Newcastle Jets, she make a box to box run to assist Lisa De Vanna ein game-winning goal insyd extra time.[39]

Orlando Pride (2020)

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On January 8, 2020, Sonnett be traded to Orlando Pride along plus de NWSL rights to Caitlin Foord den two draft picks in exchange for Orlando ein No. 1 overall selection insyd de 2020 NWSL College Draft.[40] Insyd March 2020, de NWSL announce an indefinite delay on de start of de 2020 NWSL season secof de COVID-19 pandemic.[41] De NWSL eventually begin plus de smaller schedule 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup tournament insyd June.[42][43] However, on June 22, Orlando Pride withdraw from de tournament following positive COVID-19 tests among both players den staff.[44]

Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (2020)

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On August 18, 2020, she be unable to play give Orlando, Sonnett join Swedish Damallsvenskan club Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC on a short-term contract til November 2020.[45] Orlando retain Sonnett ein NWSL rights. Five days later she make ein Damallsvenskan debut, starting insyd a 3–0 defeat to Rosengård.[46] She make 10 league appearances as Göteborg win ein first Damallsvenskan title.[47][48]

Washington Spirit (2021–2022)

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On December 24, 2020, Sonnett be traded to de Washington Spirit insyd a deal wey see Meggie Dougherty Howard head to Orlando along plus $140,000 in allocation money den de Spirit ein 9th overall pick insyd de 2021 NWSL Draft.[49]

Insyd 2021 Sonnett appear insyd 18 regular season matches for de Spirit[50] helping Washington notch dema first NWSL Championship by defeating de Chicago Red Stars, 2–1 insyd extra-time at Lynn Family Stadium insyd Louisville, Kentucky, on November 20, 2021.[51]

During de 2022 NWSL Challenge Cup opener against de Orlando Pride, Sonnett suffer broken ribs after she be kicked.[52] Sonnett be placed on de SEI list on August 25, 2022, after sustaining a foot injury during de 2022 CONCACAF W Championship.[53]

Emily Sonnett plus Gotham FC in 2025

OL Reign (2023)

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On January 12, 2023, Sonnett be traded to OL Reign in exchange for dema 32nd overall draft pick insyd de 2023 NWSL Draft den dema natural first-round pick insyd de 2024 NWSL Draft.[54]

Gotham FC (2024–present)

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On January 4, 2024, NJ/NY Gotham FC announce say Sonnett sign a three-year deal plus de club.[55] She be one of four national team players wey join Gotham as free agents dat off-season along plus Crystal Dunn, Tierna Davidson, den Rose Lavelle.[56] Sonnett make ein club debut on de opening matchday, a 1–0 win over de Portland Thorns.[57] She play de most minutes of any player give Gotham as dem fini de season insyd third place.[58]

On May 25, 2025, Sonnett be fouled insyd de box insyd de 81st minute of de 2025 CONCACAF W Champions Cup final against Tigres. Esther score on de rebound of de resulting penalty save as Gotham cam be de inaugural winners of de competition.[59]

During de 2025 NWSL season Sonnett start every game give Gotham dey help de team to dema second NWSL Championship den dey earn a spot on de NWSL Best XI Second Team.[60] Sonnett be subbed out of only one game all season wey dem fini second insyd de league insyd successful passes.[61][62] She cam be de second player to start five NWSL finals wey she cam be de first to win three championships plus separate clubs.[63]

On June 24th, 2026 during a game against de Portland Thorns, Sonnett rupture de patellar tendon insyd ein left knee. She undergo surgery for de injury insyd de following days den de club announce say she go be out for de rest of de 2026 season.[64]

International career

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Youth national team (2011–2015)

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Insyd April 2011, Sonnett participate insyd de Southeast ein Region III Olympic Development Program insyd Costa Rica.[65] Sonnett receive first call-up to de United States U18 training camp as a midfielder insyd June 2011.[12][13][66]

Sonnett receive call-ups for de United States women's national under-23 soccer team training camps insyd April den December 2013.[67][68] She later represent de United States as a center-back at de U23 level during de 2014 Six Nations Tournament insyd March 2014.[19][69][70] Sonnett appear insyd all three games, dey help de team ultimately win de tournament title insyd de final against Norway.[71][72][73]

Insyd February 2015 Sonnett san appear insyd all three games insyd de 2015 U-23 Six Nations International Tournament insyd La Manga, Spain dey help de team earn dema second consecutive tournament title den dey serve as captain insyd dema match against Norway.[74][75][76] Although na dem call Sonnett up to de USWNT U-23 training camp insyd Lakewood Ranch, Florida insyd April 2015, dem no name am to de roster for de 2015 Four Nations International Nordic Tournament dem hold insyd May 2015.[77][78]

Senior national team debut (2015)

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On October 16, 2015, Sonnett receive ein first senior call-up to de U.S. women's national soccer team (USWNT) from Jill Ellis.[24] She receive ein first cap wey she start (while still a student at UVA) for de USWNT on October 25, 2015, at center back during a friendly against Brazil as part of de USWNT ein 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup victory tour.[79] She earn three more caps plus de USWNT before de end of 2015 insyd friendlies against Trinidad and Tobago den China.[80][81][82]

2016

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Insyd January 2016, Sonnett join de national team for dema first training camp of de year at de U.S. Soccer National Training Center insyd Carson, California wey earn am ein second start insyd a friendly against de Republic of Ireland dat same month.[83][84][85][86] Insyd February 2016, Sonnett be named to de USWNT roster for de 2016 CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying tournament, dey play insyd two of de five games insyd de tournament.[87][88][89] De USWNT ein semi-final win over Trinidad and Tobago qualify de team for de 2016 Rio Olympics.[90] De USWNT then go on to win CONCACAF title for de fourth consecutive year.[91]

Sonnett be named to de roster for de 2016 SheBelieves Cup wey take place insyd March 2016.[92] Sonnett play de full 90 minutes insyd de tournament ein opening match against England on March 3, 2016.[93] De USWNT go go on to win de 2016 SheBelieves Cup after defeating Germany 2–1 insyd de final.[94]

Sonnett be called up to all three training camps dem hold insyd de spring den summer of 2016 wey na dem name am to rosters for friendlies against Colombia, Japan, den South Africa, appearing as a substitute for Becky Sauerbrunn during one of de friendlies against Colombia.[95][96][97][98]

2016 Olympics

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Insyd July 2016, Sonnett be named an alternate for de USWNT at de 2016 Rio Olympic Games, along plus Ashlyn Harris, Sam Mewis, den Heather O'Reilly.[99][100] De USWNT draw against Sweden insyd de quarterfinal buh dem ultimately loose insyd a penalty shootout, 3–4, wey result in elimination from de tournament.[101]

Sonnett during halftime at friendly insyd 2017

Post Olympics

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For de remainder of 2016, Sonnett continue to earn caps for de USWNT, dey appear insyd friendlies against Thailand, the Netherlands, den Switzerland.[102][103][104]

2017

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Sonnett drop out of de USWNT rotation for de majority of 2017 wey she no earn any international caps during de calendar year.[105] Sonnett be called up for both de January den February training camps wey na dem name am to de roster for de 2017 SheBelieves Cup tournament insyd March buh na she no see any playing time.[106][107][108] Na dem lef am off de USWNT roster entirely from April to October 2017 by coach, Jill Ellis.[79] Insyd November, Sonnett receive ein first call-up insyd over eight months for de pair of friendlies against Canada buh she no earn any caps.[79][109]

2018

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Insyd January 2018, Sonnett be called up to ein third consecutive January training camp plus de USWNT.[110] She then return to de pitch for de USWNT as a substitute for Taylor Smith at left-back insyd de January friendly against Denmark, dey earn ein 13th cap give de USWNT (den dey make ein first appearance insyd well over a year).[79][111]

Insyd February she attend de pre-SheBelieves Cup training camp wey dem ultimately name am to de 23-player roster for de 2018 SheBelieves Cup for de third consecutive year.[112][113] Sonnett appear insyd two of de three USWNT matches insyd de tournament, wey she make ein first start insyd over a year wey she play de full 90 minutes against England insyd de tournament ein final on March 7, 2018.[79][114][115] Insyd April she earn two starts insyd a pair of friendlies against Mexico buh na dem lef am off de roster for de friendlies against China insyd June.[116][117][118]

Sonnett attend de USWNT July training camp wey na dem soon after name am to de roster for de 2018 Tournament of Nations..[119][120] Sonnett start all three games at right-back during de Tournament of Nations wey she register an assist to Alex Morgan ein goal insyd de 26th minute against Japan.[121][122] Sonnett sanso be named to de 20-player roster for de 2018 CONCACAF Women's Championship insyd September.[123][124] She appear insyd three of de five match-ups during de tournament, wey dey include de game (6–0 win over Jamaica) wich ultimately qualify de USWNT for de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.[125][126][127] Sonnett close out 2018 plus de USWNT appearing insyd international friendlies against Portugal den Scotland.[128][129]

2019

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Sonnett attend de USWNT training camp insyd January dem hold insyd Portugal wey she start insyd de friendlies versus France den Spain dat same month.[130][131][132] Sonnett be named to de 23-player roster for de 2019 SheBelieves Cup wey she appear as a substitute for Kelley O'Hara insyd two of three matches insyd de tournament.[133][134][135]

Sonnett plus de USWNT insyd 2019

Insyd April during de friendly against Australia, Sonnett start as right-back wey she register two assists to Tobin Heath ein goal insyd de 53rd minute den Mallory Pugh ein own insyd de 67th minute.[136] She remain on de USWNT roster wey she appear as a substitute insyd de World Cup send-off matches against South Africa den Mexico insyd May 2019.[137][138]

2019 FIFA Women's World Cup

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On May 2, 2019, Sonnett be named to de 23-player roster wey represent de United States at de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.[139] Sonnett earn one cap insyd de second group stage game against Chile, entering de game at de 82nd minute to replace Abby Dahlkemper.[140] De United States go on to defeat de Netherlands 2–0 insyd de final, winning back-to-back World Cup titles den de fourth overall World Cup title for de United States women's national team.[141]

Post World Cup

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Sonnett see more playing time during de World Cup Victory Tour friendlies, dey appear as right-back insyd four of de five match-ups den dey start insyd three of dese appearances..[142][143][144][145] Insyd November, Sonnett be called up for Vlatko Andonovski ein first training camp as USWNT head coach.[146] She play all 90 minutes as a full-back insyd both international friendlies against Sweden den Costa Rica.[147][148]

2020

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Sonnett attend ein fifth consecutive January training camp wey na dem hold insyd Tampa, Florida, de first wey Andonovski lead.[149] Dey follow de January camp, she be named to de 20-player roster for de 2020 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying tournament dem hold insyd late January/early February 2020.[150] Sonnett appear insyd 4 of de 5 matches during de CONCACAF tournament as right back (switching to left back plus substitutions of Kelley O'Hara den Ali Krieger).[151][152][153][154] De USWNT qualify for de 2020 Olympics plus dema win against Mexico wey na dem name dem champions at de conclusion of de 2020 CONCACAF women's tournament.[154][155] Sonnett sanso be named to de 23-player roster for de 2020 SheBelieves Cup wey she play all 90 minutes insyd de match against Spain at left back, aiding de USWNT to ultimately capture de tournament title on March 11, 2020.[156][157][158]

Secof de COVID-19 pandemic, de USSF cancel de USWNT ein April international friendlies.[159] De USWNT eventually return to play insyd November 2020 defeating de Netherlands 2–0 insyd Breda, Netherlands plus Sonnett dey play at left back insyd de final minutes of de match.[160]

2021–present

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Insyd early January, Sonnett be called up for de annual USWNT camp wey na dem hold insyd Orlando.[161] At de conclusion of camp, Sonnett appear insyd both international friendlies as a full back against Colombia wey she register an assist to Megan Rapinoe ein goal during de January 22 match-up.[162][163] Insyd February, she be named as one of de 23 players to represent de United States during de 2021 SheBelieves Cup.[164] Sonnett appear insyd all three matches during de tournament, starting den putting insyd de full 90 minutes against Brazil as right back.[165][166] During de final match of de tournament against Argentina, Sonnett be subbed insyd at de 32 minute mark for O'Hara wey she play insyd de right back, left back, den center back positions.[167] De USWNT go undefeated during de tournament wey dem secure dema fourth SheBelieves Cup championship title plus a 6–0 win over Argentina.[167]

Insyd de 2022 CONCACAF W Championship tournament insyd Monterrey, Sonnett score ein first career international goal on ein 69th cap insyd a 3–0 semi-final win against Costa Rica.[168]

2020 Olympics

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Insyd late March 2020, de International Olympic Committee (IOC) den de Tokyo Metropolitan Government postpone de 2020 Summer Olympics til de summer of 2021 secof de COVID-19 pandemic.[169]

Insyd June 2021, Sonnett be named to de 18-player roster by Andonovski for de 2020 Summer Olympics insyd Tokyo, Japan.[170] On July 24, 2021, Sonnett make ein Olympic debut insyd a group stage match against New Zealand, playing de full 90 minutes wey result in a 6–1 win.[171] Sonnett sanso appear insyd de final minutes of de bronze medal match on against Australia as a substitute for Christen Press.[172] De USWNT defeat de Matildas 4–3, earning de team ein first Olympic bronze medal.[173]

2024 Olympics

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Sonnett be selected to de 18-player roster for de 2024 Summer Olympics insyd France.[174] She start two games at center back in place of Tierna Davidson, getting wins against Australia den Japan.[175][176] She appear as a substitute insyd de gold medal game against Brazil, wich de United States w8n 1–0 on a goal from Mallory Swanson.[177]

Personal life

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Sonnett, Lindsey Horan, den Caitlin Foord (ein former Portland Thorns FC teammates) get matching tattoos.[178]

Sonnett be close paddies plus current den former teammates Rose Lavelle den Sam Mewis, as dem note insyd multiple podcasts den media appearances.[179]

Sonnett get a pet dog dem name Bagel.[180]

Career statistics

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Club

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As of November 10, 2024[181]
Club Division Season League National Cup Playoffs Continental Total
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Portland Thorns NWSL 2016[182] 150—11—161
2017[183] 243—21—264
2018[184] 201—20—221
2019[185] 132—10—142
Total 726006200788
Sydney FC (loan) W-League 2017–18[186] 91—20—111
Orlando Pride NWSL 2020 ————00
Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC Damallsvenskan 2020 10010—00110
Washington Spirit NWSL 2021 1502030—200
2022 10050——150
Total 250101030300
OL Reign NWSL 2023 1903030—250
Gotham FC NWSL 2024 250102030300
2025 260003050340
Total 510101030300
Career total 1867120152302249

International

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As of match played June 9, 2026
National TeamYearAppsGoals
United States
201540
201680
201700
2018140
2019140
202060
2021170
202261
2023141
2024200
2025100
202650
Total1182

International goals

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Scores den results list United States ein goal tally first, score column dey indicate score after each Sonnett goal.
List of international goals wey Emily Sonnett score
No. Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition Ref.
1 July 14, 2022 San Nicolás de los Garza, Mexico  Costa Rica 1–0 3–0 2022 CONCACAF W Championship [187]
2 September 24, 2023 Chicago, Illinois, USA  RSA 2–0 2–0 Friendly [188]

Honors den awards

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Portland Thorns FC

Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC

Washington Spirit

Gotham FC

United States

Individual

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