Key Takeaways at a Glance

• Professional debut age: 18 years, 11 months — youngest Evergreen-class player drafted since 2013.
• Career NWSL goals (through 2025): 38+ regular-season goals across four seasons with Washington Spirit.
• USWNT debut: October 2020 at age 18; youngest USWNT goal-scorer since Brandi Chastain.
• 2024 Paris Olympics: Starter across all six matches; instrumental in gold-medal campaign.
• Signature strength: Elite transition speed (33.2 km/h peak) combined with high xG involvement per 90.
• 2025 breakthrough: Emerged as a top-5 NWSL forward by advanced metrics, leading the Spirit in both goals and key passes.

Who Is Trinity Rodman?

Trinity Rodman (born May 20, 2002, in San Dimas, California) is an American professional soccer forward who plays for the Washington Spirit in the NWSL and the United States Women's National Team (USWNT). The daughter of basketball legend Dennis Rodman, Trinity committed to soccer from an early age and quickly distinguished herself as one of the most explosively fast wingers in women's professional football.

She played one collegiate season at UCLA (2020) before entering the 2021 NWSL Draft, where Washington Spirit selected her first overall. She has since become a cornerstone of both the Spirit and the USWNT, earning multiple SheBelieves Cup titles, a CONCACAF W Championship gold medal in 2022, and an Olympic gold medal in 2024.

Trinity Rodman Career Statistics — NWSL Regular Season

The following table summarizes Rodman'sNWSL regular-season production across all seasons through 2025.

Note: 2025 figures are partial/updated through mid-season where applicable. Official NWSL records are subject to final league ratification.

Trinity Rodman USWNT Career Statistics

Rodman made her USWNT debut on October 21, 2020, against Scotland at age 18 — becoming the youngest American caps holder in the senior national team era at that time.