Men’s & Women’s 2025 Rohrmax Cup Rosters Announced

VIENNA, Austria – The U.S. Men’s and Women’s National Indoor Team coaching staffs have announced the rosters that will represent USA at the 2025 Rohrmax Cup from January 2 to 5 in Vienna, Austria.

The No. 10 Indoor USMNT will compete in Pool A with FIH World Ranked No. 1 Austria, No. 3 Belgium and No. 14 Namibia. Pool B featured No. 9 Poland, No. 22 Croatia, Austria U-21 and SV Arminen. The last time the Indoor USMNT participated in the Rohrmax Cup was in 2023, where they finished first.

“We are excited to be returning to the Rohrmax Cup, which outside of the World Cup, continues to be one of the premier indoor events,” said Pat Cota, Indoor USMNT Head Coach. “Despite not qualifying for this year’s World Cup in Croatia, the Rohrmax Cup will be a good challenge for us as we continue to build on the recent success of the program, while also introducing several new members to the squad.”

Koehl Comiskey (Dallas, Pa.), Christian DeAngelis (Doylestown, Pa.), Ajai Dhadwal (Agoura Hills, Calif.), Mohan Gandhi (Great Britain), Hamzah Hashmi (Granada Hills, Calif.), Aki Kaeppeler (New York City, N.Y.), Kei Kaeppeler (Stuttgart, Germany), Marius Leser (Mannheim, Germany), Lasse Nobereit (Koenigstein, Germany), Amar Singh (Santa Clara, Calif.), Jack Weitzman (Fulton, Md.)

Cota will lead the team, alongside team manager Nigel Traverso and videographer Gabriel Lee.

The No. 9 Indoor USWNT will compete in Pool A with FIH World Ranked No. 2 Czechia, No. 8 Belgium and Austria U-21. In Pool B is No. 10 Poland, No. 12 Namibia, No. 26 Croatia and SV Arminen. The Rohrmax Cup will help the Indoor USWNT continue to prepare for the FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup, set to take place in Poreč, Croatia from February 3 to 5.

“Following three days of preparation, the Rohrmax Cup is going to be a strong test for our Women’s Indoor Team with games against our Indoor World Cup rivals,” commented Jun Kentwell, Indoor USWNT Head Coach. “Charly Bruder will taste her first senior international experience and Maddy Orsi comes back into the team. We are going to miss Ryleigh Heck, who has been selected to travel to New Zealand with the Women’s Outdoor Team. Her vision and reading of the game were pivotal in our Indoor Pan American Cup success.”

Charly Bruder (Malvern, Pa.), Abby Burnett (Zionsville, Pa.), Reese D’Ariano (West Chester, Pa.), Sierra Espeland (Midlothian, Va.), Sofia Ferri (Phoenixville, Pa.), Abigail Gerdeman (Chester Springs, Pa.), Sarah Johnson (Lincoln University, Pa.), Sydney Mandato (Telford, Pa.), Erin Matson (Chadds Ford, Pa.), Madison Orsi (Downingtown, Pa.), Opal Sparling (Chester Springs, Pa.), Liz Tamburro (Phoenixville, Pa.), Melea Weber (Macungie, Pa.)

Kentwell will lead the team, alongside assistant coach Allyson Fuller, team manager Richard Kentwell, and videographer Joep van der Coelen.

The event will be live streamed on SV Arminen TV (YouTube).

For more information on the 2025 Rohrmax Cup, visit the event page.