Postponed from 2020, the Billie Jean King Cup Finals will be played in Prague from Nov. 1-6 at the indoor O2 Arena. Team USA will compete in Group C during round-robin play, against Spain and Slovakia, with the group-winner advancing to the semifinals.
Jessica Pegula, Danielle Collins, Sloane Stephens, CoCo Vandeweghe and Caroline Dolehide will represent the United States in the Finals on captain Kathy Rinaldi's team.
The Billie Jean King Cup, the premier international women's tennis team competition formerly known as the Fed Cup, was officially rebranded in honor of the legendary Billie Jean King in late 2020. Some of the greatest tennis players in the history of the game have suited up for Team USA, helping it win a record 18 titles in the competition since the event began in 1963.
No nation can compete with the depth of talent the U.S. has been able to draw on. Team USA owns a 153-38 record in best-of-5-match ties overall since 1963, and more than 20 players have recorded at least 10 individual victories in the competition across singles and doubles.
The U.S. has won more titles than any other country, with its last coming in 2017.
Lindsay Davenport played on the U.S. team for 11 years, a national record.
Chris Evert won 35 straight matches from 1977-86, and is a record 57-4 overall.
King & Rosie Casals own 26 doubles wins apiece, the most in team history.
Billie Jean King won four titles as U.S. captain.
Since Fed Cup began in 1963, 81 players have played on Team USA.
