International Career
Hahnemann made his international debut for the United States national team on November 19, 1994, in a 0–1 friendly defeat to Trinidad and Tobago.
After earning three caps inside a month, he did not feature for the side after the end of 1994 until playing a friendly in June 2003, shortly before the Confederations Cup, for which he was selected.
He won two further caps during 2005 and was then picked for the 2006 World Cup in Germany, and allocated shirt number 19, but was an unused substitute in all of the United States' matches behind Kasey Keller and Tim Howard as they exited at the group stage. During the tournament, he and teammate Bobby Convey became the first Reading F.C. players to be named to a World Cup roster.
On May 11, 2010, Hahnemann was named by coach Bob Bradley to the United States' 2010 World Cup squad. Hahnemann has earned 9 caps to date.
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