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 Sundhage Embarks On Achieve Your Gold Tour

 





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WNT head coach Pia Sundhage led the U.S. to a gold medal at the 2008 Olympic Games. © Brad Smith/isiphotos.com
CHICAGO (Sept 10, 2008) – After returning from Beijing, the U.S. Women's National Team didn't have much time before getting back out on the field as the Achieve Your Gold Tour began in Philadelphia, New York and Chicago. Before the tour began, U.S. Women's head coach Pia Sundhage spoke about the excitement of returning from the Olympics with a gold medal, and the work that lies ahead for the U.S. as they play ten games celebrating with fans across the country. Listen to the podcast now.

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