• Two-time Olympic gold medalist (1996, 2004)
• 1999 World Cup champion, 2003, 1995 World Cup bronze medalist
• Holds the U.S. Women's National team records for most appearances by a goalie, most wins and most shutouts

• Promised to “run naked through the streets of Athens, Georgia” if the USA won the gold medal at the 1996 Olympics … and of course she followed through on her promise after playing every minute of the Olympics in the goal
• Played every minute of the 1999 World Cup allowing only three goals, while recording four shutouts
• First appearance on the National team was March 16, 1994, against Portugal where she recorded a shutout
• Most capped goalkeeper in U.S. Women’s National Team history, starting tree times as many matches as any other goalkeeper
• The only goalkeeper in Women's National team history to play in over 100 matches
• Was USA’s starting goalkeeper from 1994-1999 losing her starting goalie spot on the National team to Siri Mullinix after battling injuries and having to take an almost two-year leave of the sport but regained the starting position for the 2003 World Cup
• Graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a degree in Political Science
• Voted top collegiate goalkeeper in 1993 when she led UMass to the NCAA semifinals and had a 17-3-3 record
• Member of the Atlanta Beat of the WUSA; led the WUSA in 2001 with the best goals against average, .82 goals per game, and holds the WUSA record for career shutouts with 13
• Prefers outdoors soccer to indoor soccer because it's a lot more tactical and she can use her athleticism a lot better
• Voted the top female athlete in Minnesota her senior year of high school

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Height: 5'8 Born: 9/7/1971 Hometown: Dayton, Minn. Resides: Atlanta, Ga. Sport: Soccer