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| − | '''Mary Abigail Wambach''' (b. June 2, 1980 in Rochester, NY.) American professional soccer player and [[Olympics|Olympic]] medalist.
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| − | '''Fast Facts:'''
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| − | *Hometown: Rochester, NY.
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| − | *Height: 5’11”
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| − | *Position : Forward
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| − | *College: University of Florida.
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| − | *U.S. Soccer's 2004 Chevrolet Female Athlete of the Year.
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| − | *She likes mountain biking and camping.
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| − | *Sister Beth played basketball at [[Harvard]].
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| − | After the World Cup, Abby was named U.S. Soccer’s Female Player of the Year for 2003.
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| − | == External links ==
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| − | *[http://www.abbywambach.com/index.php Abby Wambach]
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| − | *[http://www.ussoccer.com/bio/index.jsp_5911.html Abby Wambach] Biographies - U.S. Soccer Federation.
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| − | [[Category:Soccer]]
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| − | [[Category:Football soccer]]
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