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 U.S. U-17 '92s Fall To Turkey

-U.S. U-17 '92 MNT Schedule -
Date Opponent Time
Dec. 6 vs. RUS 2-0 W
Dec. 8 vs. BRA 2-0 W
Dec. 9 vs. TUR 0-2 L

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-U.S. U-17 '91 MNT Schedule -
Date Opponent Time
Dec. 6 vs. FC Delco 2-1 W
Dec. 7 vs. Real Colorado 1-0 W
Dec. 9 vs. Vardar 5-0 W

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-U.S. U-15 Boys Schedule -
Date Opponent Time
Dec. 6 vs. Irvine Strikers 1-0 W
Dec. 6 vs. Arsenal 0-2 L
Dec. 7 vs. FC Portland 0-0 T
Dec. 8 vs. San Diego Surf 4-1 W
Dec. 9 vs. Real So Cal 2-0 W
Dec. 9 vs. Crossfire 1-0 W

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The U.S. U-17 MNT finished the 2007 Development Academy Nike Friendlies with a 2-1-0 record. © isiphotos.com/isiphotos.com
BRADENTON, Fla. (December 9, 2007) – The U.S. U-17 92s fell to Turkey, 2-0, in their final international match of the 2007 Development Academy Nike Friendlies. Two first-half goals from Ali Cukadar lifted Turkey to the victory, and the U.S. finished the weekend with a 2-1-0 record. Carlos Martinez and Stefan Jerome led the U.S. with a pair of goals each.
MORE: Photos: USA 0, TUR 2 | Highlights: U.S. U-17 '92 MNT 2, BRA 0


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Studio 90: Dec. 9, 2007
 2007 Development Academy Nike Friendlies Headlines
12/09/2007 U.S. Under-15 Boys' National Team Blue Defeats Real So Cal, 2-0
12/09/2007 U.S. Under-15 Boys' National Team White Defeats Crossfire Premier, 1-0, Behind Luis Gil Goal
12/09/2007 U.S. U-17 MNT '91s Defeat Vardar, 5-0, at Development Academy Nike Friendlies
12/08/2007 U.S. Under 17s Defeat Brazil, 2-0, at Development Academy Nike Friendlies
12/08/2007 U.S. U-15 BNT White Defeats Surf FC During Third Day of Nike Friendlies
12/07/2007 U.S. Under-15 BNT Draws with FC Portland at Development Academy Nike Friendlies
12/07/2007 U.S. Under-17 '91s Defeat Real Colorado, 1-0, On a Goal From Eder Arreola
12/06/2007 U.S. Under-17 Men Win First International Under New Head Coach Wilmer Cabrera
12/06/2007 U.S. Under-15 BNT Blue Falls to Arsenal
12/06/2007 U-15 BNT White Tops Irvine Strikers, 1-0, in Back-and-Forth Battle
12/06/2007 U.S. Under-17 '91s MNT Tops FC DELCO at Development Academy Nike Friendlies
11/30/2007 FSC to Televise Three U-17 International Matches at 2007 Development Academy Nike Friendlies
11/08/2007 Nike Friendlies Set for Dec. 6-9 at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
08/03/2007 2007 Nike Friendlies & Women's Nike Friendlies Dates Set
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Canada Women 0
05/03/2008  
U.S. Women 5
Australia Women 4
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U.S. Women 3
Australia Women 2
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