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Women’s All-World Team announced

(PRAGUE, CZ) I’m wrapping things up here in Prague – the rest of Team USA has scattered, either headed homeward or off on some well-deserved vacation time. Here’s the All-World team, which was announced at the post-final banquet:

Jen Adams – AUS
Sarah Albrecht – USA
Dana Dobbie – CAN
Amber Falcone – USA
Sarah Forbes – AUS
Kristen Kjellman – USA
Sue McSolvin – AUS
Stacey Morlang – AUS
Lindsay Munday – USA
Hannah Nielsen – AUS
Gina Oliver – USA
Laura Warren – WAL

Falcone was also named Best Defender.

The afterparty was pretty amazing – four floors of people drinking and dancing and teams singing and celebrating and wearing their team colors with pride. The American girls were treated like rock stars – a few members of the South Korean delegation took a moment to stop and bow to Sarah Albrecht. Golden girls, indeed. There was lots of goodwill. A few very nice and slightly confused people even congratulated me on how well I played in the final. Heh.

I’ve got one more story to post — about some NCAA players who’ve gone on to coach in Germany — but it may not come until I’m back home.
—Clare Lochary Blog – posted 9:30 am Prague time [GMT +2, EST +6]
LaxMagazine.com (republished with permission)
All World Team Photos

(PRAGUE, CZ) I'm wrapping things up here in Prague – the rest of Team USA has scattered, either headed homeward or off on some well-deserved vacation time. Here's the All-World team, which was announced at the post-final banquet: Jen Adams – AUS Sarah Albrecht – USA Dana Dobbie – CAN Amber Falcone – USA Sarah Forbes – AUS Kristen Kjellman – USA Sue McSolvin – AUS Stacey Morlang – AUS Lindsay Munday – USA Hannah Nielsen – AUS Gina Oliver – USA Laura Warren – WAL Falcone was also named Best Defender. The afterparty was pretty amazing – four floors of people drinking and dancing and teams singing and celebrating and wearing their team colors with pride. The American girls were treated like rock stars – a few members of the South Korean delegation took a moment to stop and bow to Sarah Albrecht. Golden girls, indeed. There was lots of goodwill. A few very nice and slightly confused people even congratulated me on how well I played in the final. Heh. I've got one more story to post -- about some NCAA players who've gone on to coach in Germany -- but it may not come until I'm back home. —Clare Lochary Blog - posted 9:30 am Prague time [GMT +2, EST +6] LaxMagazine.com (republished with permission) All World Team Photos

(PRAGUE, CZ) I’m wrapping things up here in Prague – the rest of Team USA has scattered, either headed homeward or off on some well-deserved vacation time. Here’s the All-World team, which was announced at the post-final banquet:

  • Jen Adams – AUS
  • Sarah Albrecht – USA
  • Dana Dobbie – CAN
  • Amber Falcone – USA
  • Sarah Forbes – AUS
  • Kristen Kjellman – USA
  • Sue McSolvin – AUS
  • Stacey Morlang – AUS
  • Lindsay Munday – USA
  • Hannah Nielsen – AUS
  • Gina Oliver – USA
  • Laura Warren – WAL

Falcone was also named Best Defender.

The afterparty was pretty amazing – four floors of people drinking and dancing and teams singing and celebrating and wearing their team colors with pride. The American girls were treated like rock stars – a few members of the South Korean delegation took a moment to stop and bow to Sarah Albrecht. Golden girls, indeed. There was lots of goodwill. A few very nice and slightly confused people even congratulated me on how well I played in the final. Heh.

I’ve got one more story to post — about some NCAA players who’ve gone on to coach in Germany — but it may not come until I’m back home.

—Clare Lochary Blog – posted 9:30 am Prague time [GMT +2, EST +6]
LaxMagazine.com (republished with permission)

All World Team Photos

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