Tag: Joy Fawcett
WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 13): Dare To Dream captures spirit and success of USWNT (2005)
Before writing another word about “Dare to Dream,” yours truly must make this admission: I contributed three still photos of the U.S. women’s national team on its return from the very first Women’s World Cup to HBO. I was compensated for the pictures and received a credit at the end of the film. If you think this review has been compromised, so be it. If you don’t want to read it, I will understand. If not, enjoy.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 11): Fawcett plays with pain in her final year (2004)
Joy Fawcett knows how to play with pain. But then again she didn’t expect to play with it this long.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 10): When Brandi lost her shirt, but the USWNT gained a world championship (1999)
After she had won it for the United States, defender Brandi Chastain admitted she had lost it.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 5): Reddick Whitehill doubles her pleasure in a 2003 WWC shutout
It was barely a week ago that Cat Reddick made her Women’s World Cup debut. In that game she replaced injured USA ’99 hero Brandi Chastain at halftime of the U.S.’s 3-1 victory over Sweden.
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29 YEARS AGO: When the USWNT won the 1993 Concacaf women’s championship on Long Island
OK, it’s time to take the U.S. women’s national team quiz.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 13): Dare To Dream captures spirit and success of USWNT (2005)
Before writing another word about “Dare to Dream,” yours truly must make this admission: I contributed three still photos of the U.S. women’s national team on its return from the very first Women’s World Cup to HBO.
Read More
WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 11): Fawcett plays with pain in her final year (2004)
Joy Fawcett knows how to play with pain. But then again she didn’t expect to play with it this long.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 10): When Brandi lost her shirt, but the USWNT gained a world championship (1999)
After she had won it for the United States, defender Brandi Chastain admitted she had lost it.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 5): Reddick Whitehill doubles her pleasure in a 2003 WWC shutout
It was barely a week ago that Cat Reddick made her Women’s World Cup debut. In that game she replaced injured USA ’99 hero Brandi Chastain at halftime of the U.S.’s 3-1 victory over Sweden.
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USWNT NOTEBOOK: Sauerbrunn 12th USWNT player to reach 200 caps
Becky Sauerbrunn became the 12th U.S. women’s national team player to reach 200 caps, in the team’s scoreless tie against the Czech Republic in the SheBelieves Cup in Carson, Calif. on Thursday night.
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THIS LOSS HAD A SILVER LINING: USWNT loses an extratime thriller to Norway in 2000 Olympic final
It wasn’t supposed to end this way.
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THE LAST HURRAH: (Repost 2004) Looking back at Hamm’s last USWNT game
For Mia Hamm, leaving the field at the Home Depot Center Stadium on Wednesday night, turned out to be the longest walk of her illustrious soccer career.
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