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02/28/13
100 Moments: The First Dos a Cero - U.S. MNT Defeats Mexico in Memorable Qualifier in Columbus -
02/22/13
The Science of Officiating -
02/20/13
Hidden Caps: Jimmy Ford’s Appearance in the First Game for the MNT -
02/13/13
Where are They Now: U.S. WNT Midfielder Shannon Higgins Cirovski -
02/11/13
Where are they Now: MNT Defender Cle Kooiman -
02/04/13
100 Moments: Drama in San Pedro Sula - U.S. MNT Qualifies for 2010 FIFA World Cup -
02/04/13
Anson Dorrance Describes the Daring Decisions He Made in the ‘91 Women’s World Cup and the Dynasty He Helped Create
Timeline
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Centennial Timeline
Follow U.S. Soccer's interactive Centennial Timeline to track the progression of the sport across the past 100 years.Visit the Timeline
100 Moments
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Mia Hits 108
The record for most international goals has stood for 15 years, and although it may soon fall, May 22, 1998, will be remembered for Mia Hamm’s 108th and record-breaking goal. It came against Brazil in a stadium she knew well.Read More
Where Are
They Now
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Crazy Legs
ussoccer.com continues its “Where Are They Now” series with a look back at the career of former Men’s and Women’s National Team players who made an impact with the program during the Federation’s Centennial. In this edition, ussoccer.com hears from former WNT forward Carin Jennings Gabarra.Read More
Centennial
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Centennial Celebration
In commemoration of its 100th anniversary, U.S. Soccer held a weeklong celebration in New York City – the birthplace of the Federation – which will culminated on April 5, the exact date the U.S. Soccer charter was signed back in 1913. In addition, U.S. Soccer honored its Centennial by participating in one of New York City’s finest traditions – lighting the top of the Empire State Building.Read More
