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“Nineteen of the 20 women on Sundhage’s roster also played for her in the 2011 World Cup in Germany, where the U.S. lost a dramatic final to Japan on penalty kicks. The exception is former UCLA standout Sydney Leroux, a 21-year-old forward and Vancouver native who played for Canada in the U-19 World Cup as a 14-year-old. Leroux’s mother is Canadian but her dad is an American, so Leroux is eligible to play for the U.S. team.”
^One of UCLA’s best female soccer players was the number 1 pick in the Women’s Professional Soccer league and was also recently selected for the National Team that hopes to qualify for the Olympics within the next couple of weeks.
A UCLA sophomore was #3 draft pick for Major League Soccer and a UCLA junior was #13. Four UCLA seniors were selected in the supplementary draft.
SO FREAKING PROUD to be a Bruin.
