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| '''Hope Solo''' is the starting ] for the ]. She attended ] and the ], and played for several junior U.S. soccer teams before being named onto the ] in 2004, making the ] in ] as an alternate. She has recorded several shutouts in 2005 and 2006, and once went 1,054 minutes without allowing a goal (a streak that ended in a 4-1 victory against ] in the ]). | '''Hope Solo''' is the starting ] for the ]. She attended ] and the ], and played for several junior U.S. soccer teams before being named onto the ] in 2004, making the ] in ] as an alternate. She has recorded several shutouts in 2005 and 2006, and once went 1,054 minutes without allowing a goal (a streak that ended in a 4-1 victory against ] in the ]). | ||
| She has started for the United States at every level of competition, and was named a ] All-American twice in high school. | She has started for the United States at every level of competition, and was named a ] All-American twice in high school. She played one season with the ] of the ] in 2003. | ||
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Hope Solo is the starting goalkeeper for the United States women's soccer team. She attended Richland High School and the University of Washington, and played for several junior U.S. soccer teams before being named onto the Olympic team in 2004, making the 2004 Olympics in Athens as an alternate. She has recorded several shutouts in 2005 and 2006, and once went 1,054 minutes without allowing a goal (a streak that ended in a 4-1 victory against France in the Algarve Cup).
She has started for the United States at every level of competition, and was named a Parade All-American twice in high school. She played one season with the Philadelphia Charge of the WUSA in 2003.
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