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CHICAGO — Carli Lloyd of Delran, who played her college soccer at Rutgers, has made the defending-champion U.S. Olympic women's soccer team as a midfielder, it was announced Monday. Full Article at N.J. Courier-Post Online
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CHICAGO | Goalkeeper Hope Solo was among 18 players picked Monday for the U.S. Olympic women's soccer roster, nine months after she was kicked off the team at the World Cup. Full Article at Washington Times
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CHICAGO - Goalkeeper Hope Solo was among 18 players picked yesterday for the U.S. Olympic women's soccer roster, nine months after she was kicked off the team at the World Cup. Full Article at Philly.com
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Goalkeeper Hope Solo was among 18 players picked Monday for the U.S. Olympic women's soccer roster, nine months after she was kicked off the team at the World Cup. Full Article at The News & Observer
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Briana Scurry has played more games, earned more victories, recorded more shutouts and won more medals than any U.S. soccer goalkeeper in history — men or women — but Monday she was not included on the 18-player roster that will travel to China in... Full Article at The Seattle Times
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Everyone always dreams of making an Olympic roster, and that brings the best out of everyone ... For some players, it came down to a last game, but everyone really worked their tails off this year, and, in the end, the players that didn’t make this roster definitely made this team stronger. As far as un...
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Both Hope and Nicole, they're very good with their feet, and that's necessary the way we're playing right now
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If she plays in the league next year, she has a chance to come back, of course
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Hope and Nicole, they're very good with their feet, and that's necessary the way we're playing right now
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