Lo’eau LaBonta Makes History with USWNT Debut

Lo'eau LaBonta Makes History with USWNT Debut

Lo’eau LaBonta made history on Tuesday, becoming the oldest player to debut in the United States women’s national team’s 40-year history. The midfielder entered the match in the 70th minute of her team’s 3-0 win over China.

Professional Background

  • LaBonta has a decade of professional experience as a box-to-box midfielder in the NWSL.
  • Earlier this month, she received a call-up to join the USWNT, marking a significant milestone in her career.
  • Previously, she had not been selected for any matches under current head coach Emma Hayes.

Current Team

  • LaBonta is currently playing for Kansas City Current, where she serves as captain.
  • She has made ten appearances this season and has contributed significantly to their success by scoring three goals.

Previous Record

  • Midfielder McCall Zerboni held the previous record for the oldest debut in USWNT history, debuting just before her 31st birthday in 2017.
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