Kristine Lilly will be inducted into the USOC Hall of Fame.
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DALLAS---Former United States Women's National Team midfielder Kristine Lilly is a part of the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame class of 2012. Complete story
SECOND TO NONE Germany becomes first team to defend WWC crown with 2-0 win over Brazil
Shanghai, China -- The power game met up with the finesse end and the power side of soccer won Sunday night. Complete
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THIRD BEST U.S. whips Norway, 4-1 on two by Wambach
Shanghai, China -- OK, now you can call them the third best team nobody has heard of.
After struggling through a good portion of its five first games, the U.S. Women's National Team finally broke loose Sunday, connecting for three goals during a 14-minute span in the second half en route to a 4-1 third-place victory over Norway. Complete
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A SILVER LINING Wambach wins Silver Boot as No. 2 goalscorer
Shanghai, China -- U.S. striker Abby Wambach won the Silver Boot as the second leading scorer of the World Cup. Complete
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS Ryan wants to return to coach U.S.
Shanghai, China -- With all the speculation on whether U.S. women's coach Greg Ryan would return as coach due to the ongoing controversy, no one bothered to ask him if he wanted to be back and coach the team in next summer's Olympics and beyond. Complete
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STILL IN THE BRONZE AGE Wambach gives U.S. 4-1 victory over Norway for third place in WWC
Shanghai, China -- It took six games, but the U.S. broke out of its offensive doldrums Sunday night by securing a 4-1 win over Norway in the third-place match of the Women’s World Cup. Complete
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