Kayley and Callie Hall, freshmen on the USC Union women’s soccer team, will represent their home country, the Turks and Caicos Islands, in the FIFA Series 2026 tournament – an opportunity that places the sisters on an international stage early in their collegiate careers.
The global competition features matches hosted in multiple locations, with the Turks and Caicos Islands squad competing in Ivory Coast, Africa. For the Hall sisters, the experience marks not only a chance to compete at a high level, but also to proudly represent their nation and inspire others back home.
The team opens play on April 9 against Pakistan at 4:00 p.m. EST, followed by a matchup against Ivory Coast on April 12. They will conclude group-stage play on April 16 against Mauritania. Each match provides a valuable opportunity for the young squad to gain international experience and continue building its presence on the world stage.
As they take the field in Africa, the Hall sisters carry with them the support of their teammates, coaches, and the USC Union community—proving that even from a small campus, opportunities can reach across the globe.
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