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Women’s soccer: U.S. players welcome increased competition – The gap between women’s soccer powers and the rest of the world used to be as wide as the nets that U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo defends. (This story continues here)

Sauerbrunn on U.S. team for Women’s World Cup – Ladue High graduate figured she had a 50-50 shot when she sat down with U.S. coach Pia Sundhage to talk about selections. (This story continues here)

U.S. team sets 21-player roster for upcoming women’s World Cup – CHICAGO – The U.S. women say they are ready for anything in the upcoming World Cup. With Hope Solo and Heather Mitts healthy, the roster coach Pia Sundhage released yesterday contained few surprises. Star scorer Abby Wambach warns the rest of the soccer world to not be surprised by anything the Americans accomplish as they go after their first world title since 1999. (This story continues here)

Sundhage names U.S. roster for Women’s World Cup – CHICAGO (AP) — With Hope Solo and Heather Mitts healthy, U.S. coach Pia Sundhage’s roster for the Women’s World Cup contained few surprises. (This story continues here)

U.S. names roster for 2011 Women’s World Cup – Coach Pia Sundhage announces the 21 players who will make up the U.S. team at the World Cup on June 26-July 17 in Germany. Defender Christie Rampone will act as captain. Coach Pia Sundhage announces the 21 players who will make up the U.S. team at the World Cup on June 26-July 17 in Germany. Defender Christie Rampone will act as captain. (This story continues here)

Alex Morgan on U.S. roster for Women’s World Cup – The youngest player on the U.S. roster for the Women’s World Cup, announced Monday, is Alex Morgan, a 21-year-old forward from Cal who will be counted on to provide scoring punch off the bench. Morgan is one of three… (This story continues here)

U.S. Women’s Soccer Names Roster for 2011 Women’s World Cup – With 50 days until the USA’s opening match of the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup, U.S. read more (This story continues here)

Solo, Wambach lead US roster for Women’s World Cup – The U.S. women say they are ready for anything in the upcoming World Cup. (This story continues here)

Pakistan may let U.S. question bin Laden wives – Pakistan may let U.S. investigators question the wives of Osama bin Laden, a U.S. official said, a decision that could begin to stabilize relations between the prickly allies that have been severely strained by the killing of the al Qaeda leader. (This story continues here)

U.S. women’s soccer roster named – U.S. women’s national soccer team coach Pia Sundhage revealed on Monday the names of the 21 women who will make up the roster that will represent the United States at this year’s World Cup. This post is found at U.S. women’s soccer roster named , originally published by The News Chronicle . If you are reading this post from some other website other than that mentioned above, please report this … (This story continues here)