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    Midfielder Tobin Heath, who turned 20 last month, is the youngest player. "I can see the new generation blend with the old generation, and that's a little bit tricky" Sundhage said. The U.S. roster is missing midfielder Leslie Osborne and defender Cat Whitehill, both sidelined by torn knee ligaments. Full Article at Palm Beach Post
    I can see the new generation blend with the old generation, and that's a little bit tricky
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 21 months ago
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  1. If she continues to play in the league next year, she has a chance to come back and play
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 21 months ago
  2. Both Hope and Nicole, they're very good with their feet, and that's necessary the way we're playing right now
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 21 months ago

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