TST 2024: Heather O'Reilly, Rosie Hughes, Kealia Watt and top women's players to watch

Krieger led Gotham FC to an emphatic win in the 2023 NWSL Cup final and then promptly retired after a historic career. Across her time as a professional, she made 108 appearances for the US Women's National Team, winning two FIFA World Cups.

Krieger, now a studio analyst for ESPN, will look to lead the US Women TST side out from the defense while offering some composure and experience.

O’Reilly returns to captain the U.S. Women once again at TST 2024. In the inaugural edition of the women’s bracket - which fields eight teams - the USWNT veteran will look to lead her team to glory.

155 international appearances across her storied career, O’Reilly is as experienced as they come. Three Olympic Gold Medals and a FIFA World Cup trophy, she is a brilliant player who is must-watch once she takes the pitch

McDonald, an experienced veteran at every level, crafted her trade with the Chicago Red Stars, Melbourne Victory, Seattle Reign FC, Portland Thorns FC, Houston Dash, Western New York Flash, North Carolina Courage, Racing Louisville, Western United, and the USWNT.

She made 19 appearances on the international stage, netting four goals in the process.

The first-team star arrives at TST this summer with a knack for scoring. She has 108 goals in 62 appearances at the club level for the Red Dragons, and will bring a clinical eye to TST 2024 in the women's field.

Everyone will be watching Hughes as she looks to lead the team out in their inaugural run in Cary, N.C.

Wife of men's participant JJ Watt, Kealia is an NWSL veteran with the Houston Dash, Chicago Red Stars and is a University of North Carolina graduate - meaning she has local ties to the area.

Across her seven-year professional career, Watt also made three appearances for the USWNT and scored 35 goals across that span, too.

She will lead out the Clarets, alongside her Sister in-law, Dani Watt.