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Article: Meet the American Women's World Cup team

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September 20, 2003
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Here is a capsule look at the women of the U.S. World Cup team:

1.Briana Scurry, GK. One of the stars of 1999 championship, stopped penalty kick against China to give Americans an edge in title game. Struggled the next two years with fitness, but is in midst of sensational comeback. WUSA Goalkeeper of Year this season for Atlanta. Third World Cup.

2. Kylie Bivens, D. The anchor of Atlanta's league-leading defense, also can join the attack. Fast, aggressive and versatile, doesn't back down in any situation. Probably will provide spark off the bench. First World Cup.

3. Christie Pearce, D. Backup in 1999 and starter in 2000 Olympics, but battled injuries in WUSA. Has played more than 100 games ...

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