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Julie Foudy, wearing number 11 for the San Diego Spirit, dribbles a soccer ball on the field during a match, dressed in a white jersey and blue shorts.
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San Diego Spirit

American soccer team
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  • Julie Foudy
    Julie Foudy
    / 1999 World Cup, Olympics, and the San Diego Spirit

    …Games, Foudy played with the San Diego Spirit (2001–03) in the Women’s United Soccer Association. In 2004, after playing some 270 games with the USWNT, Foudy retired.

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    …Games, Foudy played with the San Diego Spirit (2001–03) in the Women’s United Soccer Association. In 2004, after playing some 270 games with the USWNT, Foudy retired.

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