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2009:
Has started 6 of the 7 games thus far in the 2009 schedule.
Became the 25th female player in U.S. history and only the 7th
defender to earn her 100th cap on March 11, 2009. Currently
playing with the Boston Breakers of the new Women's Professional
Soccer League.
2008: Returned from major knee injury just
in time to be considered for a spot on the Olympic Team, starting
all three of the USA’s domestic games over late April
and early May …Since returning from her injury, she started
all 11 games the U.S. played heading into the Olympics. Started
every game of the Beijing Olympics and helped shut out Brazil
in the finals to win her second Gold Medal. Spent the
last half of 2007 and first half of 2008 rehabilitating
from ACL surgery.
2007: Started and played every minute of the
2007 Four Nations Tournament at right back. Started three games
in the Algarve Cup,helping her team to victories in both tournaments.
A member of the USA's World Cup residency camp. Started against
Canada,
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tournament
at the Algarve Cup, starting all four games. On the year started
20 of 22 games and led the team with the most minutes played
of 1,759 minutes.
2005: Started and played every minute of the
2005 Algarve Cup at right back … Started eight of the
USA’s nine matches during the year …
2004: A member of the USA’s 2004 Olympic
Residency Camp, she had a breakout year, playing in 28 games
while starting 17 … Played in her first world championship
at the 2004 Olympics, seeing time in two matches included playing
90 minutes against Australia … Scored the first two
goals of her career in 2004, both game-winners on goalmouth
scrambles after corner kicks, tallying against Canada on July
3 and in a wild 4-3 win over Iceland during the “Fan Appreciation
Tour” on Sept. 25 …
Youth National Teams: Was a member of the U.S.
Under-21 Women’s National Team Pool in 1999-2000 …
Was a member of the U-21 team that won the 1999
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on May 12, recording her first assist of the year on a cross
to Lindsay Tarpley in the 13th minute. In the 25 minute she
went down on a collision with Christine Sinclair, tearing her
ACL and placing her out of contention for her second consecutive
World Cup due to an injury.
2006: Played in three games at the Four Nations
Tournament, starting two. Had an excellent |
Nordic
Cup in Iceland … First Appearance: Feb. 24, 1999, vs.
Finland … First Goal: July 3, 2004, vs. Canada. U.S. National
Team: Before 2004, she had played five times for the full National
Team, one match each in 1999, 2001, 2002 and two in 2003 …
Was called into training camp for the 2001 Nike U.S.
Women’s Cup and made the game roster of 18. |
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