The U.S. Women’s National Team secured victory in the inaugural Concacaf W Gold Cup, defeating Brazil 1-0 in front of a spirited crowd of 31,528 spectators in San Diego. Team captain Lindsey Horan's goal just before halftime proved decisive, earning the U.S. its 15th Concacaf championship title.This historic win attracted the largest-ever attendance for a Concacaf women’s event hosted in the United States. Throughout the tournament, the U.S. showcased its offensive prowess, with forward Jadeyn Shaw netting four goals and Horan contributing three.Shaw was honored with the Golden Ball award for her outstanding performance, while goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher received the Golden Glove for her exceptional goalkeeping, including four shutouts in five starts. Naeher's standout performance in the penalty shootout against Canada in the semifinal further solidified her place in USWNT history. Additionally, the U.S. team was recognized with the tournament’s Fair Play award.The match against Brazil was intense and physical, with both teams displaying resilience. Despite numerous fouls in the first half, the U.S. remained composed defensively and capitalized on a late opportunity when Horan expertly headed in a cross from Fox.In the second half, the U.S. maintained its momentum, showcasing fluid passing and defensive prowess led by center backs Naomi Girma and Tierna Davidson. Brazil's attacking efforts were thwarted by a solid defensive display, with Crystal Dunn and Emily Fox effectively neutralizing their forwards.Although the U.S. nearly extended its lead with a goal from Lynn Williams, ultimately disallowed for offside, Brazil continued to press in the closing minutes. However, the U.S. defense held firm, securing a well-deserved victory and cementing its dominance in the Concacaf W Gold Cup.