Mia Hamm
MF · Born March 17, 1972
Age in each playoff game
- 1991 Group stage (November 17, 1991), United States vs Sweden 3–2: 19 years, 245 days
- 1991 Group stage (November 19, 1991), United States vs Brazil 5–0: 19 years, 247 days
- 1991 Group stage (November 21, 1991), United States vs Japan 3–0: 19 years, 249 days
- 1991 Quarter-final (November 24, 1991), United States vs Chinese Taipei 7–0: 19 years, 252 days
- 1991 Semi-final (November 27, 1991), United States vs Germany 5–2: 19 years, 255 days
- 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (November 30, 1991), United States vs Norway 2–1: 19 years, 258 days
- 1995 Group stage (June 6, 1995), United States vs China 3–3: 23 years, 81 days
- 1995 Group stage (June 8, 1995), United States vs Denmark 2–0: 23 years, 83 days
- 1995 Group stage (June 10, 1995), United States vs Australia 4–1: 23 years, 85 days
- 1995 Quarter-final (June 13, 1995), United States vs Japan 4–0: 23 years, 88 days
- 1995 Semi-final (June 15, 1995), United States vs Norway 0–1: 23 years, 90 days
- 1995 Third-place match (June 17, 1995), United States vs China 2–0: 23 years, 92 days
- 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (July 10, 1999), United States vs China 0–0 (5–4 pens): 27 years, 115 days
- 2003 Group stage (September 21, 2003), United States vs Sweden 3–1: 31 years, 188 days
- 2003 Group stage (September 25, 2003), United States vs Nigeria 5–0: 31 years, 192 days
- 2003 Quarter-final (October 1, 2003), United States vs Norway 1–0: 31 years, 198 days
- 2003 Semi-final (October 5, 2003), United States vs Germany 0–3: 31 years, 202 days
- 2003 Third-place match (October 11, 2003), United States vs Canada 3–1: 31 years, 208 days
Age in each season
- 1991 (United States): 19 years, 244 days to 19 years, 258 days
- 1995 (United States): 23 years, 80 days to 23 years, 93 days
- 1999 (United States): 27 years, 94 days to 27 years, 115 days
- 2003 (United States): 31 years, 187 days to 31 years, 209 days