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Americans set to defend regional title
by Paul Kennedy, March 10th, 2010 3:39AM
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[U.S. UNDER-17 WOMEN] The Ponte Vedra Storm (Morgan Brian and Kaili Torres) and Dallas Texans (Clarissa Wedemeyer and Abby Smith) are the only clubs with two players on the U.S. under-17 women's national team that begins Concacaf qualifying Wednesday in Costa Rica for the 2010 Under-17  Women's World Cup.

Brian, the lone holdover from the 2008 team that finished second at the world championships, is the most capped player at the U-17 level on the roster, having played 12 international matches and scored seven goals.

All games at the CONCACAF U-17 Women’s Championships will be played on artificial turf at Alejandro Morera Soto Stadium in Alajuela, just outside of the capital of San Jose.

The USA, the 2008 Concacaf U-17 champion, faces Haiti, the Cayman Islands and host Costa Rica, the 2008 Concacaf runner-up, in group play. The top two teams in each group advance to the semifinals, which will be played on March 18.

The two semifinal winner will advance to the world championship later in the year in Trinidad & Tobago.

U.S. Under-17 Roster:
GOALKEEPERS (3): Bryane Heaberlin (Clearwater Chargers), Abby Smith (Dallas Texans), Caroline Stanley (KCFC Alliance)
DEFENDERS (5): Olivia Brannon (Michigan Jags), Abby Dahlkemper (MVLA Avalanche), Jaelene Hinkle (Real Colorado Diego Surf), Cari Roccaro (Albertson Fury)
MIDFIELDERS (7): Morgan Brian (Ponte Vedra Storm), Kaysie Clark (KC Select Scream), Alex Doll (Bethesda SC), Isabel Farrell (Crossfire), Cassie Pecht (Baltimore Bays), Kaili Torres (Ponte Vedra Storm), Clarissa Wedemeyer (Dallas Texans)
FORWARDS (5): Jennifer Gonzalez (Arsenal FC), Lindsey Horan (Colorado Rush), Havana Solaun (KYX Kicks Elite), Taylor Smith (Solar Red), Ashley Spivey (Baltimore Soccer Bays)



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