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2004 Olympic Athlete Selection Procedures

CHICAGO (Wednesday, November 12, 2003) - Under the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) umbrella, each National Governing Body (NGB) must present a document describing their Olympic Team selection procedures for their sport. Posted below are documents outlining the selection procedures for both the Men and Women for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. The purpose of posting these procedures is to allow constituency groups (e.g. athletes, coaches, etc.) the ability to access the procedures.

07/18/2008
U.S. U-17 Women	4
Costa Rica U-17 Women	0
07/16/2008
U.S. Women	1
Brazil Women	0
07/13/2008
U.S. Women	1
Brazil Women	0

U.S. Men vs. Cuba
Live on ESPN2 and Galavision
09/06/2008 TBA

U.S. Men vs. Trinidad & Tobago
ESPN2, Galavision
09/10/2008 7:00 PM CT

U.S. Men vs. Cuba
ESPN Classic, Galavision
10/11/2008 4:00 PM ET

U.S. Men vs. Cuba
09/06/2008 TBA
Havana, Cuba

U.S. Men vs. Trinidad & Tobago
09/10/2008 7:00 PM CT
Toyota Park; Bridgeview, Ill.

U.S. Men vs. Cuba
10/11/2008 4:00 PM ET
RFK Stadium; Washington, D.C.

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