Emily Zurer is among the players invited to the WPS Combine
Photo courtesy of U. of Illinois
15 area players to attend WPS combines
SAN FRANCISCO---Fifteen players from the ChicagoLand area, who have stood out in college or played in the W-League are the first group of players who have accepted invitations to Women's Professional Soccer's west coast and east coast combines.
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I have been in many big tournaments over my soccer career and know what kind of pressure players can feel, real and perceived. The greatest advice I can give any player or coach is that the game is the same, no matter if it is a local match, a state cup, a national championship, or an Olympic Games. Complete
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CARY, N.C. – The UIC men’s soccer team held a late 2-1 lead and stood just over three minutes away from a return trip to the NCAA Elite Eight. But 13th-seeded North Carolina scored the equalizer in the final minutes of regulation and tallied the golden goal in the 95th minute to send the Flames to a heartbreaking 3-2 overtime loss in the third round of the 2008 NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship at a soggy WakeMed Soccer Park on Sunday night. 
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