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    Nicole Barnhart, who also was on the Peace Queen Cup roster, will be Solo's Olympic backup. "Both Hope and Nicole, they're very good with their feet, and that's necessary the way we're playing right now" Sundhage said. Solo, Scurry and Barnhart were all on the roster for the Peace Queen Cup tournament in South Korea. Full Article at Washington Times
    Both Hope and Nicole, they're very good with their feet, and that's necessary the way we're playing right now
    SOURCE: Washington Times 17 months ago
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