Hingham's Lilly Reale named to national women's soccer team training camp roster
Reale, alongside Jordyn Bugg, Izzy Rodriguez, and Sam Meza, is one of four American players receiving their first call-up to the senior national team.
In her rookie season with Gotham, Reale has one goal and one assist and has started 11 of New York's 12 league matches. She was named to the NWSL Best XI of the Month for April.
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Reale played two years at Hingham High School before leaving the school team in favor of playing club for South Shore Select, where she played with
Reale played four years at UCLA, where she won the 2022 NCAA title and was twice named a semifinalist for the Hermann Trophy, awarded to the nation's top player.
At the conclusion of her college career, Reale signed a three-year contract with Gotham FC in January.
Her younger sister, Sophie, played two seasons at UCLA before transferring to Boston College this offseason.
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