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Two Penn State Women’s Soccer Players Will Play On U.S. Women’s TST Team

Bella Ayscue and Kayleigh Herr will play for the U.S. Women’s TST team from May 27 to June 1, the team announced on Instagram on Wednesday.

TST, also known as the “Coachella of soccer,” is an annual seven-on-seven soccer tournament. This year, 16 teams are competing in the women’s bracket, with the winner receiving $1 million. Games are around an hour long, with a target score rather than a set time.

The U.S. Women’s team has won the last two TST Women’s $1 million titles. Their teams consist of World Cup champions, Olympic gold medalists, college stars, and longtime USWNT icons.

Ayscue is a junior defender for the Nittany Lions. She earned Third Team All-Region laurels for the 2025 season after starting in 21 matches and recording two goals and an assist. She

Herr transferred to Penn State from UNC before the 2024 season. Since then, she has made 46 appearances for the Nittany Lions. She is also a defender.

Ayscue, Herr, and the rest of the U.S. Women’s team will open the tournament against Sportive FC on May 29 at 8:45 p.m.

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