Georgia soccer fans, get ready to cheer! University of Georgia’s standout goalkeeper, Jordan Brown, has been named to the 2025 U.S. Women’s National Team Futures Camp. This honor cements her status as one of the most exciting talents in the country. U.S. Women’s National Team head coach Emma Hayes made the thrilling announcement on Wednesday, and the excitement is palpable
The camp, set for January 14-21 at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California, promises to be an elite gathering of rising stars. It will run alongside the USWNT’s January training camp, with Hayes and her expert coaching staff overseeing both sessions. Talk about an opportunity to shine on a national stage!
Brown, a junior at UGA, is one of just three goalkeepers invited to the camp. She’ll be training alongside former Texas keeper Mia Justus and UCLA alum Neeku Purcell. Even more impressive? Brown is the only player among the 24 selected without prior U.S. Youth National Team experience. That’s a testament to her grit, talent, and determination.
Hailing from Las Vegas but now a proud Bulldog, Brown’s 2024 season was nothing short of legendary. She racked up 120 saves—the second-highest single-season total in UGA history—while posting nine shutouts, an .845 save percentage, and a stellar 1.05 goals-against average. She led the SEC in saves and saves per game during the regular season and ranked in the national top 20 for several categories.
For fans here in Georgia, Brown’s achievements aren’t just a point of pride—they’re proof of the growing talent in Southern soccer. Her relentless work ethic and jaw-dropping performances have made her a household name among UGA supporters and a player to watch for the future of U.S. soccer.
As Brown heads west to represent Georgia on the national stage, the Atlanta soccer community will undoubtedly be rooting for her. Let’s rally behind this Bulldog as she takes the next big step in her career. Go Dawgs, and go Jordan Brown!
