How many trophies have the USWNT won? Record, most appearances & top goalscorers

The U.S. women's national team lifted an historic fourth World Cup title in 2019 after beating the Netherlands in the final.

But how many trophies have the USWNT won so far, and who have been their most important players down the years? Goal takes a look.

How many trophies have the USWNT won?

The USWNT are one of the most decorated and illustrious international sides in history, winning a record four World Cup titles – in 1991, 1995, 2015 and 2019.

Their 2015 victory came after they defeated Japan 5-2 in 2015 in Canada, with Carli Lloyd, Lauren Holiday and Tobin Heath all scoring.

They were runners-up in the competition once in 2011, losing to same opponents Japan, having finished in third place three times in 1995, 2003 and 2007.

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They are four-time Olympic gold medalists in 1996, 2004, 2008 and 2012 as well as silver medalists in 2000.

Their trophy cabinet also boasts eight CONCACAF Championships and Gold Cups, two SheBelieves Cup trophies, 10 Algrave Cup titles and seven Four Nations Tournament trophies.

Not to mention that they are also two-time champions of the Peace Queen Cup, one-time victors of the Albena Cup and have also won the U.S. Cup seven times. They also won the 2018 Tournament of Nations.

Who holds the most appearances for the USWNT?

Former Boston Breakers midfielder Kristin Lilly is currently the most-capped USWNT player with 354 appearances and scoring 130 goals, before she hung up her international boots in 2010.

She is followed by Christie Rampone, and current star Lloyd in third place.

Mia Hamm is in fourth place, followed by the likes of Julie Foudy and Abby Wambach, who lifted the 2015 World Cup trophy in Canada.

*accurate as of July 24, 2021.

**bold denotes players still active.

Who is the USWNT's top goalscorer?

Wambach is the USWNT's current top goalscorer with an impressive 184 international goals to her name, and she was also named a six-time winner of U.S. Soccer's Athlete of the Year award (2003, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013).

She was also awarded the Bronze Boot and Silver Ball at the FIFA Women's World Cup.

Hamm follows closely on 276 apps and 158 goals and lifted the 1991 World Cup with the USWNT, a tournament where she scored two goals.

Current USWNT starlet Morgan scored her 100th goal for her side against Australia in a friendly game in April 2019, and made history when she scored five goals and registered three assists in the 13-0 destruction of Thailand in June 2019.

*accurate as of July 24, 2021.