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April 28th 2008 @ 8:42am
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Garriock to be youngest Australian to 100 caps
Matildas midfielder Heather Garriock is set to become the youngest Australian soccer player, man or woman, to reach 100 caps in tomorrow’s friendly with all-powerful USA.
The 25-year-old said, while it was a great honour, the milestone was the furthest thing from her mind going into the clash in Cary, North Carolina.
“I haven’t really thought about [...]
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The Flying Bats Women's Soccer Club said | April 28th 2008 @ 10:22am | Report comment
Go Heather!! Shame the game is not being televised.