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USC (19-3-2) got its fifth consecutive shutout in six NCAA Tournament games and beat Florida State University 2-0 to win its first-ever national title today with goals from Marihelen Tomer and Janessa Currier.
More details here.
Updated: here.
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Congratulations to the Trojans, but they didn't have five straight shutouts. They won their semifinal match against UCLA by a 2-1 margin.
Posted by: Bob Timmermann | December 9, 2007 4:50 PM