Age in Sports

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Abby Wambach

FW · Born June 2, 1980

Age in each playoff game

  1. 2003 Group stage (September 21, 2003), United States vs Sweden 3–1: 23 years, 111 days
  2. 2003 Group stage (September 25, 2003), United States vs Nigeria 5–0: 23 years, 115 days
  3. 2003 Group stage (September 28, 2003), United States vs North Korea 3–0: 23 years, 118 days
  4. 2003 Quarter-final (October 1, 2003), United States vs Norway 1–0: 23 years, 121 days
  5. 2003 Semi-final (October 5, 2003), United States vs Germany 0–3: 23 years, 125 days
  6. 2003 Third-place match (October 11, 2003), United States vs Canada 3–1: 23 years, 131 days
  7. 2007 Group stage (September 11, 2007), United States vs North Korea 2–2: 27 years, 101 days
  8. 2007 Group stage (September 14, 2007), United States vs Sweden 2–0: 27 years, 104 days
  9. 2007 Group stage (September 18, 2007), United States vs Nigeria 1–0: 27 years, 108 days
  10. 2007 Quarter-final (September 22, 2007), United States vs England 3–0: 27 years, 112 days
  11. 2007 Semi-final (September 27, 2007), United States vs Brazil 0–4: 27 years, 117 days
  12. 2007 Third-place match (September 30, 2007), United States vs Norway 4–1: 27 years, 120 days
  13. 2011 Group stage (June 28, 2011), United States vs North Korea 2–0: 31 years, 26 days
  14. 2011 Group stage (July 2, 2011), United States vs Colombia 3–0: 31 years, 30 days
  15. 2011 Group stage (July 6, 2011), United States vs Sweden 1–2: 31 years, 34 days
  16. 2011 Quarter-final (July 10, 2011), United States vs Brazil 2–2 (5–3 pens): 31 years, 38 days
  17. 2011 Semi-final (July 13, 2011), United States vs France 3–1: 31 years, 41 days
  18. 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (July 17, 2011), United States vs Japan 2–2 (1–3 pens): 31 years, 45 days
  19. 2015 Group stage (June 8, 2015), United States vs Australia 3–1: 35 years, 6 days
  20. 2015 Group stage (June 12, 2015), United States vs Sweden 0–0: 35 years, 10 days
  21. 2015 Group stage (June 16, 2015), United States vs Nigeria 1–0: 35 years, 14 days
  22. 2015 Round of 16 (June 22, 2015), United States vs Colombia 2–0: 35 years, 20 days
  23. 2015 Quarter-final (June 26, 2015), United States vs China 1–0: 35 years, 24 days
  24. 2015 Semi-final (June 30, 2015), United States vs Germany 2–0: 35 years, 28 days
  25. 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (July 5, 2015), United States vs Japan 5–2: 35 years, 33 days

Age in each season

  1. 2003 (United States): 23 years, 110 days to 23 years, 132 days
  2. 2007 (United States): 27 years, 100 days to 27 years, 120 days
  3. 2011 (United States): 31 years, 24 days to 31 years, 45 days
  4. 2015 (United States): 35 years, 4 days to 35 years, 33 days