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Final shots for the day:
*Sol defenders Brittany Bock and Stephanie Cox and midfielder Shannon Boxx were among 26 players
called into Pia Sundhage's 12-day USWNT camp that begins Sept. 21 at Home Depot Center. Bock gets
her second call-up of the year after also making the U.S. roster for the May 25 game against Canada
in Toronto she was forced to miss after suffering a heel injury in training the day before.
Chicago midfielder, along with Lloyd and Rapinoe, to train with squad
On Tuesday, three players from the Chicago Red Stars were named to the U.S. Women's National Team's
training session running from Sept. 21 to Oct. 2.
Red Stars midfielder Brittany Klein (pictured) joins the team with the hopes of earning her first
international camp.
United States Women's National Team coach Pia Sundhage has named 26 players for a training camp
running from September 21st to October 2nd in Carson, California. GOALKEEPERS (3): Nicole Barnhart
(FC Gold Pride), Ashlyn Harris (North Carolina), Hope Solo (St. Louis Athletica); DEFENDERS (8):
Brittany Bock (Los Angeles Sol), Rachel Buehler (FC Gold Pride), Lori Chalupny (St.
Naperville native relishing opportunity with WPS's 1st-place Sol
Neuqua Valley and Notre Dame grad Brittany Bock is continuing to add chapters to her already
storied local soccer career. CLICK HERE for my feature on the Naperville native and her successful
inaugural season with Women's Professional Soccer's championship-bound Los Angeles Sol.
New Jersey-based Sky Blue FC completed its Cinderella Story finish to the Women's Professional
Soccer season, defeating regular-season champion Los Angeles Sol, 1-0, on Saturday in the WPS
Championship. Below are Associated Press photos of the Chicago-area locals who played in the match.
(CLICK HERE for the game report)
Elk Grove Village native Jen Buczkowski (4) celebrates the WPS title with her Sky Blue FC teammates
Saturday.