MIAMI – The 2025 Concacaf Women’s U-20 Championship has concluded, with Canada winning its third trophy. Many players delivered outstanding performances, yet these eleven stood out the most in their respective positions.

Here is a look at the 2025 Concacaf Women’s U-20 Championship Best XI:

Goalkeeper

Noelle Henning, Canada – A key player for Canada, making 16 saves in the five games she started, Henning stepped up in the most important moments through the tournament.

Defenders 

Jadea Collin, Canada – Another key piece of the Canadian defensive line, Collin was a pillar in the five games she took part, also sealing a goal and an assist.

Estefania González, Puerto Rico – Gonzalez was an important player for the Caribbeans in their defensive line, on top of scoring a goal and getting an assist in three games played.

Katie Scott, USA – Having played four games, in which she managed to get a goal and an assist, Scott was crucial for the U.S. to get to another semifinal. 

Midfielders 

Teegan Melenhorst – One of the most highlighted names in the competition, Melenhorst shined controlling the Canadian midfield, helping her team with two goals and two assists throughout five games.

Abril Fragoso, Mexico – Mexico reached the Final, with Fragoso being a pillar in the five games she took part of, delivering control and finding the net two different times.

Linda Ullmark, USA – In four games played, the young midfielder showed character when controlling and leading the ball on the pitch. She also netted two goals and delivered two assists.

Alice Soto, Mexico – One of the stars of the tournament, writing her name among the top scorers with four goals as well as supplying four assists.

Forwards

Montserrat Saldívar, Mexico – Winner of the Top Scorer and Best Player awards, with eight goals, Saldívar was a Game Changer for Mexico.

Anabelle Chukwu, Canada – Chukwu was one of the most important players for Canada, scoring the winner in the Final to reach a personal mark of five goals in five games. 

Sheika Scott, Costa Rica – With five goals in four games, Scott was key for Las Ticas to reach the Semifinals.