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Mallory Swanson
human
Ein sex anaa genderfemale Edit
Ein country of citizenshipUnited States Edit
Country for sportUnited States Edit
Birth nameMallory Diane Pugh Edit
Name wey dem give amMallory Edit
Family nameSwanson Edit
Ein date of birth29 April 1998 Edit
Place dem born amLittleton Edit
SpouseDansby Swanson Edit
Ein occupationassociation football player Edit
Position dem play for team top / specialityforward Edit
Educate forUniversity of California, Los Angeles, Mountain Vista High School Edit
Start of work period2017 Edit
Member give sports teamUnited States women's national under-20 association football team, United States women's national under-17 soccer team, United States women's national soccer team Edit
Sportfootball Edit
Participant insydfootball at the 2016 Summer Olympics, 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Edit

Mallory Diane Swanson (née Pugh; born April 29, 1998) be an American professional soccer player wey dey play as a forward give de Chicago Stars FC of de National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) den de United States women's national soccer team (USWNT).

After playing extensively at de under-17 den under-20 level, Swanson debut give de USWNT insyd 2016 at age 17, becoming de team ein youngest player since Heather O'Reilly insyd 2002. Later dat year she represent de United States at de 2016 Summer Olympics insyd Rio de Janeiro, wer she cam be de youngest Olympic goalscorer give de United States. She win de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup den gold at de 2024 Paris Olympics, scoring de only goal insyd de Olympic final.

Swanson elect to forego ein college career at UCLA to turn professional insyd 2017, signing plus de Washington Spirit, wer she stay for three seasons before playing at Sky Blue FC. She then be traded to de Chicago Red Stars, playing insyd de same city as ein husbie, Chicago Cubs baseball player Dansby Swanson.

Early life

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Born insyd Littleton, Colorado, to Karen den Horace Pugh, Swanson be raised plus ein older sisto Brianna insyd Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Ein mommie be a long-distance runner wey ein poppie run track den play football.[1] Growing up, Swanson consider ein older sisto Brianna a role model den dey cite am as a reason she get started insyd soccer.[2] She start dey play soccer at de age of four den then she follow in ein sisto ein footsteps wey she play club soccer plus Real Colorado insyd de Elite Clubs National League.[2][3] She play on de competitive team plus de club at de U-11 thru U-18 levels; although she start dey play recreational soccer at de U-5 level.[4] During ein last two years plus de team, she often train plus de club ein Boys Development Academy team.[3] Swanson help Real Colorado win state titles insyd 2010 den 2011. In addition, de team make am to de Elite Clubs National League finals insyd both 2013 den 2014.[4] At de U-16 level, Real Colorado win state den regional titles wey dem cam be runner-up at nationals. Swanson be named de MVP of de regional tournament dat year.[4]

Swanson attend Mountain Vista High School insyd Highlands Ranch from 2012 to 2016. Insyd ein three seasons plus de team, Swanson score 47 goals wey she record 23 assists. As a freshman, Swanson be named to de All-Colorado Team after leading ein team to a state title. She be named offensive MVP at Mountain Vista den a NSCAA Youth All-American for 2013. During ein sophomore year, despite missing more dan half of ein high school games secof national team commitments, she help de team to de state semifinals. As a junior, Swanson score 24 goals den 12 assists insyd 18 games wey she help de team reach de state semifinals. She subsequently be named de 2014–15 Gatorade National Girls Soccer Player of de Year den Colorado Sports Hall of Fame 2015 High School Female Athlete of de Year. In addition, she be named NSCAA Youth Girls National Player of de Year for 2014 den 2015.[4]

Insyd January 2016, e be reported say Swanson turn down college in order to turn professional wey she play give National Women's Soccer League club Portland Thorns FC wen na she fini high school.[5] Later dat week, na ein poppie say father say de reports be false den dat Swanson go join de Bruins of de University of California, Los Angeles for de 2016 season as originally planned.[6] Insyd July 2016, e be announced she delay entrance to UCLA til January 2017, secof national team commitments for de Rio Olympics den de 2016 FIFA U–20 Women's World Cup.[7] She appear insyd three non-competitive spring scrimmages insyd early 2017 before departing UCLA prior to start ein freshman season to pursue a professional career.[8]

Club career

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Swanson (then Pugh) plus de Washington Spirit insyd 2019

Washington Spirit (2017–2019)

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After much speculation as to wer she go go wen she turn pro, Swanson officially join de Washington Spirit of de NWSL on May 13, 2017.[9][10] She make ein professional debut give de Spirit on May 20, 2017, versus FC Kansas City.[11] Swanson score ein first professional goal on June 3, 2017, against de Houston Dash. Swanson ein first career assist cam on August 26, 2017, insyd a game against de Chicago Red Stars. Swanson record ein first professional brace later insyd de season on September 30, 2017, against Seattle Reign FC, wer she sanso cam be de first teenager insyd NWSL history to score multiple goals insyd a single regular-season match.[12] Swanson score 6 goals insyd ein rookie season wey na dem name am a finalist for NWSL Rookie of de Year.[13]

Swanson remain plus de Spirit for de 2018 season. She sustain a PCL sprain insyd ein right knee on May 27, wey force am to miss 8 games.[14] She return to de pitch on August 5 against Seattle Reign FC.[15][16]

Sky Blue FC (2020)

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On January 16, 2020, at de 2020 NWSL College Draft, de Spirit trade Swanson to Sky Blue FC in exchange for four draft picks.[17] She make ein Sky Blue debut on September 5, 2020, insyd an NWSL Fall Series match against ein former club, de Washington Spirit, entering de game insyd de 61st minute. Sky Blue win 2–1, plus Swanson assisting Margaret Purce on de match-winning goal insyd stoppage time.[18]

Chicago Stars (2021–present)

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Insyd December 2020, Sky Blue trade Swanson den Sarah Woldmoe to de Chicago Red Stars (dem later name Chicago Stars FC) in exchange for de fourth den eighth overall draft picks insyd de 2021 NWSL Draft, a conditional first round draft pick insyd de 2022 NWSL Draft, den an international roster spot for 2021–2022.[19] Swanson make ein debut insyd de 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup, starting de team ein game against Kansas City.[20] Insyd 2021, Swanson be voted insyd second place for de most valuable player insyd de NWSL behind Jess Fishlock from OL Reign.[21]

On February 18, 2023, Swanson ein husbie Dansby Swanson note say de NWSL go facilitate a trade for Mallory Swanson to anoda team if na de Chicago Cubs no sign am to a contract.[22] After missing de majority of de 2023 NWSL season secof de knee injury she sustain while on international duty plus de USWNT insyd April 2023, Swanson return for de beginning of de 2024 NWSL season wey she start insyd de season opener against de Utah Royals on March 16, 2024.[23] Swanson score ein first goal since ein injury later insyd de month on March 29, 2024, an equalizer to secure a 1–1 draw against de Orlando Pride.[24]

International career

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Youth national teams

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Insyd 2011, Swanson attend de annual United States under–14 girl's national team identification camp from July 13 to August 7 insyd Portland, Oregon. De camp be used as an evaluation give U–14 training camp dem hold insyd September.[25] Swanson then be called into de U–14 national team training camp at Home Depot Center insyd Carson, California, from September 18 to 25.[26] Insyd 2012, Swanson attend a U–15 national team training camp from February 11 to 18.[27] She then join de team for a second training camp from June 3 to 10 at The Home Depot Center.[28] Also during de summer, de U–14 national team conduct three separate training camps to replace de large identification camp of previous years. Swanson attend de second camp, wich run from August 12 to 19.[29]

U-17 WNT

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Insyd 2013, Swanson attend a U–15 national team training camp from February 24 to March 2 at de Olympic Training Center insyd Chula Vista, California.[30] She then move up to de U–17 national team wey she travel to San José, Costa Rica for an international tournament insyd late April.[31] Following de tournament, Swanson join de U–17 team for a training camp from June 9 to 16.[32] In preparation for de 2013 CONCACAF Women's U–17 Championship, Swanson attend anoda U–17 training camp from July 21 to 31 insyd Columbus, Ohio, as well as a camp insyd Lakewood Ranch, Florida, from September 15 to 22.[33][34]

Insyd late September 2013, Swanson be named to de roster for de 2013 CONCACAF U–17 Women's Championship dem hold insyd Jamaica from October 30 to November 9.[35] Before heading to Jamaica, de team train togeda once again insyd Lakewood Ranch for seven days.[36] During de tournament, Swanson be a key player den leading scorer plus five goals den three assists.[4] Insyd de semifinal match against Mexico on November 7, de United States fall insyd penalties after a 1–1 tie insyd regulation. Plus a third-place finish insyd de tournament, de United States no qualify to de 2014 FIFA U–17 Women's World Cup.[37]

Swanson remain plus de U–17 national team for a short time insyd 2014. She start off de year plus de team at a training camp from January 11 to 19 insyd Carson, California. De camp serve as a preparation for an international tournament dem hold insyd February.[38] Swanson be on de roster for de tournament, wich na dem hold at de U.S. National Team Training Center insyd Carson.[39] Insyd dema final match of de tournament on February 9, de United States face Japan. During de game, Swanson score ein fourth goal of de tournament to help de United States pull away de 2–1 victory den win de tournament title.[40]

U-20 WNT

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At de end of ein time plus de U–17 national team, Swanson be called up to de U–20 national team for a training camp from February 22 to March 2 wey sanso feature a match against China.[41] Na Swanson then be on a 25–player roster for a U–20 training camp from April 13 to 20. In preparation for de 2014 FIFA U–20 Women's World Cup insyd August, de U–20 team sanso train insyd May den July, plus a trip to Europe insyd June.[42] After de team ein final camp from July 9 to 23, Swanson be named to de roster for de 2014 FIFA U–20 Women's World Cup. At 16, na she be de youngest member of de team.[43][44] Swanson play all 90 minutes of de team ein first match of de tournament against Germany on August 5.[45] Insyd de team ein second group match against Brazil on August 8, Swanson suffer a right ankle injury insyd de 27th minute wey she be replaced by Taylor Racioppi.[46] Despite de injury, Swanson go on to start de remaining two matches of de tournament.[4] De United States team fall to Korea DPR on August 16, wich halt dema advancement insyd de tournament.[47]

Swanson start off 2015 at a U–20 national team training camp insyd Sanford, Florida, from January 24 to 31. De training camp feature a match against German club Bayern Munich.[48] Swanson start insyd dat match; however, de U–20 team be defeated 4–0.[49] Following de training camp, Swanson be named to de 22–player roster for an invitational tournament insyd La Manga, Spain.[50] Insyd de first match of de tournament, Swanson score both goals of de game to help de United States defeat Norway.[51] Swanson wear de captain's armband during de team ein second match against de Netherlands on March 7.[52] Swanson play all 90 minutes insyd de team ein last match against Sweden on March 9.[53]

Insyd November 2015, Swanson be named to de roster for de 2015 CONCACAF Women's U–20 Championship insyd December.[54] Swanson be de most experienced player on de roster wey she sanso captain de team.[4][55] Insyd de first match against Mexico on December 4, Swanson score on a penalty kick insyd de 20th minute.[56] De United States qualify for de 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup after defeating Honduras insyd de semifinal on December 11.[57] Swanson help de team win de tournament plus a 1–0 win over Canada on December 13. Following de tournament, Swanson be awarded de Golden Boot for most goals scored den de Golden Ball for best player of de tournament.[58] On December 18, Swanson be named de 2015 U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of de Year.[59]

Despite she be a member of de senior national team insyd 2016, Swanson at age 18 still be comfortably age eligible for de 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup. After returning from de Olympics, Swanson join de U-20 team at a training camp on September 1, 2016.[60] Swanson captain de U-20 United States team at de 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup wer she be de most experienced player on dema team plus 23 international matches den 17 goals.[61] Insyd de second group stage game against New Zealand de United States win 3–1, Swanson scoring den receiving player of de match honors.[62]

By participating insyd de 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup den de 2016 Summer Olympics, Swanson make history by being de first United States women's player to play insyd both tournaments insyd de same year.[63] Swanson still go be age eligible for de 2018 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.[64]

Senior national team

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2016

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Swanson plus de United States against New Zealand on September 19, 2017.

Following a successful run plus de U-20 women's national team, Swanson be called up to de senior national team for de first training camp of 2016 from January 5 to 21 leading up to a match against Ireland. At age 17, she be one of de youngest field players to be called up to de team insyd 15 years.[65] On January 23, 2016, Swanson earn ein first cap for de USWNT during de match against Ireland, coming insyd for Alex Morgan insyd de 58th minute. She be de youngest player to debut for de national team since Heather O'Reilly ein debut insyd 2002. She then cam be de 19th United States player to score insyd ein debut wen she score ein first international goal insyd de 83rd minute to secure de United States ein 5–0 win.[66]

Following ein first appearance, Swanson be named to de 20–player roster for 2016 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying wey she cam be de youngest player to be named to an Olympic qualifying roster for de USWNT.[67] Insyd de team ein opening match against Costa Rica on February 10, Swanson replace Crystal Dunn insyd de 68th minute.[68] She make ein third appearance for de team insyd dema second match of de tournament, coming insyd for Ali Krieger insyd de 75th minute to help de USWNT defeat Mexico 1–0.[69] Swanson make ein first start insyd de team ein match against Puerto Rico on February 15. During de match, she record an assist insyd de 6th minute. Insyd de 18th minute, Puerto Rico player Selimar Pagan take down Swanson insyd de penalty box wey na dem give de USWNT a penalty kick, wich Carli Lloyd score. Insyd de 60th minute, Swanson send a cross towards Alex Morgan, buh na e be deflected off Puerto Rican defender Ashley Rivera den into ein own net.[70] Swanson start insyd de semifinal match against Trinidad and Tobago on February 19, helping de USWNT qualify to de 2016 Olympic Games insyd Rio de Janeiro after a 5–0 victory.[71] Swanson sanso make de start insyd de final against Canada, helping de USWNT win de tournament after defeating Canada 2–0.[72]

Swanson be named to de roster for de 2016 SheBelieves Cup wey take place from March 3 to 9.[73] She start insyd de team ein opening match of de tournament on March 3 against England.[74] Insyd de match against France on March 6, Swanson assist de only goal of de match insyd stoppage time, giving de USWNT de win.[75] She sanso make an appearance insyd de final match of de tournament against Germany wey de USWNT win de 2016 SheBelieves Cup plus a 2–1 win.[76]

Swanson join a 23–player roster for a training camp ahead of two matches against Colombia insyd early April.[77] On April 6, Swanson score ein second international goal off an assist by Carli Lloyd insyd de team ein first match against Colombia. She then assist Lloyd ein goal six minutes later.[78] She play all 90 minutes insyd de second match against Colombia on April 10.[79] Wen Swanson turn 18 on April 29, 2016, she add ein name to a list of records, wey dey include fifth all-time for most USWNT caps before de age of 18 plus 11, third for most goals before de age of 18 plus two, fourth insyd most starts before de age of 18 plus seven, den first for most assists before de age of 18 plus five.[80]

Swanson be on de roster for a short training camp ahead of anoda two–game series against Japan insyd early June.[81] She play all 90 minutes of de first match on June 2 insyd Commerce City, Colorado, wey she make an assist insyd de 27th minute.[82] Swanson no dress give de second match on June 5 secof illness.[83]

2016 Summer Olympics

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On July 12, 2016, Swanson be named to de 18–player team wey go represent de United States at de 2016 Olympic Games insyd Rio de Janeiro.[84] She make ein Olympic debut on August 3 insyd de team ein opening group match against New Zealand.[85] On August 9, Swanson cam insyd for Megan Rapinoe insyd de 33rd minute of de team ein final group match against Colombia. She score insyd de 59th minute, becoming de youngest United States player to score a goal insyd de Olympics. She put de United States ahead 2–1 plus ein goal; however, de match end insyd a 2–2 draw.[86] Insyd de quarterfinals, Swanson start insyd de match against Sweden on August 12. De game be tied 1–1 after regulation time wey Swanson be replaced by Lindsey Horan insyd de 114th minute insyd extra time. De United States then be defeated by Sweden insyd penalty kicks.[87]

2017

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Swanson plus de USWNT insyd 2017

Across de 16 games wey de USWNT play insyd 2017, Swanson play insyd 12 wey she start insyd 9 of dem.[88] She be named to de roster for de 2017 SheBelieves Cup.[89] After turning 19 on April 29, 2017, Swanson ein records give de USWNT be tied plus Mia Hamm for third insyd USWNT history for goals before age of 19 plus four, fourth insyd caps plus 22, den second insyd starts plus 15.[80] Insyd October Swanson sustain a hamstring injury during a match against de South Korean national team wen na de USWNT dey win 3–1.[90]

2018

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Swanson start 2018 off strong plus ein first career brace on January 21, 2018, against Denmark, de USWNT win de game 5–1.[91] Insyd ein last game as a teenager on April 8, 2018, against Mexico she score ein fifth goal of de calendar year.[92] For ein teenage national team stats, Swanson be second all-time insyd starts before de age of 20 plus 27, second all-time insyd caps before de age of 20 plus 35, tied third all-time insyd goals before de age of 20 plus 11, den first all-time insyd assists before de age of 20 plus 12.[80]

On June 8, 2018, Swanson injure ein PCL insyd ein right knee.[93] She make ein comeback on August 31, 2018, insyd a game against Chile. De United States win 3–0, Swanson assisting de third goal wey Christen Press score wey she be honored dat game for 100 national team caps.[94]

2019

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Swanson score de first goal of de year give de United States insyd a 3–1 loss against France dem play at Le Havre.[95] She play insyd de 2019 SheBelieves Cup wer de United States fini as runners up.[96] On April 4, Swanson score ein second career brace insyd a match against Australia, de United States win 5–3. Ein first goal insyd dat game cam just 37 seconds after she sub onto de pitch insyd de 67th minute.[97] Swanson sanso score against Mexico insyd de final send off series game for de United States before de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.[98]

2019 FIFA Women's World Cup

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Swanson be one of 23 players dem call up for de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. At 21 she be de second youngest player on de roster behind 20 year old Tierna Davidson.[99] De USWNT play dema first game on June 11, 2019, against Thailand, winning by a historic 13–0 margin. Swanson sub on insyd de 69th minute, assisting Megan Rapinoe ein goal insyd de 74th minute den later scoring ein first FIFA Women's World Cup goal insyd de 85th minute. She be 21 years den 43 days old wen she score, wey dey make am de third youngest USWNT player insyd history to score at de FIFA Women's World Cup.[100] She appear insyd all three group stage games against Thailand, Chile den Sweden. De USWNT go on to win de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.

2020

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Swanson be named to de roster for de 2020 SheBelieves Cup, marking ein fifth appearance at de tournament.[101] Insyd dema third den final game of de tournament against Japan, de United States win 3–1, Swanson assisting a goal wey Lindsey Horan score.[102] After de USWNT get a break insyd international playing secof COVID-19, Swanson be unavailable to participate insyd de national team camp as she be held from October 18–28, 2020 secof injury.[103]

2021

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Swanson begin de year attending de annual January camp give de United States.[104] However, injury den inconsistent play mean she no see de field give de United States til later eat year, insyd a series of friendlies insyd September den October versus Paraguay den de South Korean national team.[105][106] Swanson ein return to play be strong, notching three assists insyd de first game against Paraguay, de most give any United States player insyd one game since Alex Morgan insyd de 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.[107]

2022

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Swanson see a return to normalcy in 2022, playing insyd 15 of de United States ein 18 games den starting 13 of dem.[108][109] She be named to de roster give de United States insyd de 2022 SheBelieves Cup wey she fini as de leading goal scorer of de tournament, hitting de back of de net once versus New Zealand den twice versus Iceland.[110] As de year go on, Swanson continue to break records, both those of de United States den ein own. Ein goal against Uzbekistan on April 12 mark a four-match scoring streak, overtaking de record from 2021 previously wey Megan Rapinoe hold.[111] During de 2022 CONCACAF W Championship, Swanson play insyd ein 75th national team cap give de United States, de 49th player to do so den de youngest since Heather O'Reilly insyd 2008.[112] She get 14 goal involvements, 7 goals den a team-high 7 assists – ein career best.[113]

2023

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Swanson continue ein strong form insyd early 2023, scoring three times insyd a pair of friendly games against New Zealand den anoda three times at de 2023 SheBelieves Cup. Dis mean she score insyd five consecutive USWNT games, a personal best.[114]

On April 9, 2023, de United States Soccer Federation confirm say during a USWNT friendly against Ireland on April 8, Swanson tear ein left patella tendon.[115]

2024

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Following ein recovery, Swanson return to de USWNT for de 2024 SheBelieves Cup insyd April 2024.[116] On June 1, she score a brace against South Korea insyd a friendly match insyd ein home state of Colorado.[117]

On June 26, 2024, Swanson be selected to de 18-player roster for de 2024 Summer Olympics insyd France, marking ein second Olympic tournament.[118] Insyd de group stage, she score a brace insyd de 3–0 win against Zambia wey she add anoda goal against Germany.[119][120] Insyd wat be ein 100th international appearance, she score de 57th-minute winning goal to defeat Brazil 1–0 insyd de Olympic final, earning a gold medal.[121]

Personal life

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Swanson be a Christian.[122] Insyd late 2017, she start dey date Major League Baseball shortstop Dansby Swanson after meeting am thru her brother-in-law den Swanson ein former teammate Jace Peterson.[123] De couple marry on December 10, 2022.[124] She begin dey use ein married name insyd 2023.[125] On May 7, 2025 de couple announce on Instagram dema first kiddie.[126] Insyd November 2025, Swanson give birth to a baby girl.[127]

Career statistics

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Club

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As of September 21, 2024
Club Season League Cup Playoffs Other Total
Division Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Washington Spirit 2017 NWSL 166———166
2018 152———152
2019 92———92
Sky Blue FC 2020 —00—1010
Chicago Red Stars 2021 2342121—276
2022 16115410—2215
2023 2100——21
2024 197———197
2025 She no play
Career total 1003375311011139

International

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As of match played October 30, 2024
Appearances den goals by national team den year
National teamYearAppsGoals
United States 2016174
2017122
2018146
2019196
202010
202140
2022157
202367
2024156
202500
Total10338
Scores den results list United States ein goal tally first, score column dey indicate score after each Swanson goal.
List of international goals wey Mallory Swanson score
No. Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition Ref.
1 January 23, 2016 San Diego, California  IRL 5–0 5–0 Friendly [128]
2 April 6, 2016 East Hartford, Connecticut  Colombia 3–0 7–0 Friendly [129]
3 July 22, 2016 Kansas City, Kansas  Costa Rica 2–0 4–0 Friendly [130]
4 August 9, 2016 Manaus, Brazil  Colombia 2–1 2–2 2016 Summer Olympics [131]
5 August 3, 2017 Carson, California  Japan 2–0 3–0 2017 Tournament of Nations [132]
6 September 19, 2017 Cincinnati, Ohio  New Zealand 2–0 5–0 Friendly [133]
7 January 21, 2018 San Diego, California  Denmark 3–1 5–1 Friendly [134]
8 4–1
9 March 4, 2018 Harrison, New Jersey  France 1–0 1–1 2018 SheBelieves Cup [135]
10 April 5, 2018 Jacksonville, Florida  Mexico 1–0 4–1 Friendly [136]
11 April 8, 2018 Houston, Texas  Mexico 1–0 6–2 Friendly [137]
12 September 4, 2018 San Jose, California  Chile 1–0 4–0 Friendly [138]
13 January 19, 2019 Le Havre, France  France 1–3 1–3 Friendly [139]
14 April 4, 2019 Commerce City, Colorado  Australia 4–2 5–3 Friendly [140]
15 5–3
16 May 26, 2019 Harrison, New Jersey  Mexico 2–0 3–0 Friendly [141]
17 June 11, 2019 Reims, France  Thailand 11–0 13–0 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup [142]
18 October 3, 2019 Charlotte, North Carolina  South Korea 2–0 2–0 Friendly [143]
19 February 20, 2022 Carson, California  New Zealand 5–0 5–0 2022 SheBelieves Cup [144]
20 February 23, 2022 Frisco, Texas  Iceland 3–0 5–0 Friendly [145]
21 4–0
22 April 9, 2022 Columbus, Ohio  Uzbekistan 2–0 9–1 Friendly [146]
23 April 12, 2022 Chester, Pennsylvania  Uzbekistan 3–0 9–0 Friendly [147]
24 July 14, 2022 San Nicolás de los Garza, Mexico  Costa Rica 2–0 3–0 2022 CONCACAF W Championship [148]
25 November 13, 2022 Harrison, New Jersey  Germany 2–1 2–1 Friendly [149]
26 January 18, 2023 Wellington, New Zealand  New Zealand 1–0 4–0 Friendly [150]
27 3–0
28 January 21, 2023 Auckland, New Zealand  New Zealand 3–0 5–0 Friendly [151]
29 February 16, 2023 Orlando, Florida  Canada 1–0 2–0 2023 SheBelieves Cup [152]
30 2–0
31 February 19, 2023 Nashville, Tennessee  Japan 1–0 1–0 Friendly [153]
32 February 22, 2023 Frisco, Texas  Brazil 2–0 2–1 [154]
33 June 1, 2024 Commerce City, Colorado  South Korea 1–0 4–0 [155]
34 4–0
35 July 25, 2024 Nice, France  ZAM 2–0 3–0 2024 Summer Olympics [156]
36 3–0
37 July 28, 2024 Marseille, France  Germany 2–1 4–1 [157]
38 August 10, 2024 Paris, France  BRA 1–0 1–0 [158]

Honors

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United States

Individual

References

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