Amelia White ties NWSL record for fastest goal with 22-second strike
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 2:49 AM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Amelia White scored just 22 seconds into the match for the Kansas City Current against Gotham FC on August 14 at Sports Illustrated Stadium in New Jersey. This quick goal matches the NWSL record set by her teammate Michelle Cooper in June 2023. Despite White's early goal, Gotham FC came back to secure a 2-1 victory with goals from Midge Purce and Sam Kerr. White's goal was her second of the season, having previously scored in a win over Racing Louisville. Two-time NWSL MVP Temwa Chawinga was absent from the match due to participation in the WAFCON tournament.
- •White scored 22 seconds into the match, tying for fastest goal in NWSL history.
- •Gotham FC responded with two first-half goals to lead 2-1.
- •White's goal was her second of the season for Kansas City Current.
- •Temwa Chawinga did not play due to WAFCON tournament commitments.
- 2:49 AMYahoo Sports — Watch Amelia White match NWSL record for fastest goal ever scored
"Amelia White wasted no time in scoring a goal for the Kansas City Current against Gotham FC. Her goal 22 seconds in tied for fastest in NWSL history.
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