Hendrickson, winner of the women's individual normal hill event at the 2013 World Championships in Val di Fiemme, has not competed at a World Cup event since March 2018.

The 25-year-old took a break from competitive ski jumping at the end of the Olympic season in 2018 and participated at three Continental Cup competitions in September 2019.

The American, who won the inaugural Women's Ski Jumping World Cup title in 2012, has not featured on the international stage since.

But she appears in line to make another comeback to the sport after she was chosen on the women's squad for the next campaign by USA Nordic.

Hendrickson is joined by Nita Englund, who also missed the majority of last season, Nina Lussi, Logan Sankey, Anna Hoffmann, Annika Belshaw, Paige Jones, Samantha Macuga, Cara Larson and Jillian Highfill.

Kevin Bickner, who achieved a best result of 22nd at the Ski Jumping World Cup in Engelberg in Switzerland last December, headlines the men's team.

Casey Larson, Andrew Urlaub, Decker Dean and Patrick Gasienica have also been selected.