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Long, U-17 U.S. Squad Win Bronze Medal at FIFA World Cup
11/3/2024 7:48:00 PM | Women's Soccer
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – Duke women's soccer freshman Mary Long and the United States Under-17 Women's Youth National Team collected a 3-0 win over England on Sunday to claim the bronze medal at the eighth FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
The medal for the U.S. marked its first and best U-17 Women's World Cup finish since the inaugural event back in 2008 when it won silver.
In the bronze medal match, the United States received goals from Kennedy Fuller, Ainsey McCammon and Maddie Padelski. The U.S. outshot England, 20-12, with an 8-6 advantage in corner kicks as well.
Long, a native of Mission Hills, Kan., received the start for the fifth consecutive match at forward for the United States. She registered a goal against South Korea during the group stage in a 5-0 victory over South Korea.
Long will return to Durham and be available for the postseason with the top-ranked Blue Devils, which opens Thursday, Nov. 7 in the semifinals of the ACC Championship at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. The time will be announced on Monday, Nov. 4.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's soccer, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeWSOC".
Duke Centennial
In 2024, Duke celebrates its Centennial, marking one hundred years since Trinity College became Duke University. Duke will use this historic milestone to deepen the understanding of its history, inspire pride and strengthen bonds and partnerships, and prepare for a second century of continued excellence and impactful leadership. To learn more, please visit 100.duke.edu
#GoDuke
The medal for the U.S. marked its first and best U-17 Women's World Cup finish since the inaugural event back in 2008 when it won silver.
In the bronze medal match, the United States received goals from Kennedy Fuller, Ainsey McCammon and Maddie Padelski. The U.S. outshot England, 20-12, with an 8-6 advantage in corner kicks as well.
Long, a native of Mission Hills, Kan., received the start for the fifth consecutive match at forward for the United States. She registered a goal against South Korea during the group stage in a 5-0 victory over South Korea.
Long will return to Durham and be available for the postseason with the top-ranked Blue Devils, which opens Thursday, Nov. 7 in the semifinals of the ACC Championship at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. The time will be announced on Monday, Nov. 4.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's soccer, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeWSOC".
Duke Centennial
In 2024, Duke celebrates its Centennial, marking one hundred years since Trinity College became Duke University. Duke will use this historic milestone to deepen the understanding of its history, inspire pride and strengthen bonds and partnerships, and prepare for a second century of continued excellence and impactful leadership. To learn more, please visit 100.duke.edu
#GoDuke
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