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Michelle was the most dominant
player on the United States Women's National Team from 1985
until she retired in 2000. In 1999, Akers was named the FIFA
Women's Player of the Century, as the top female soccer player
in the world. In 2001, Michelle and her teammates from the 1991
Women's World Championship were awarded the Medal of Honor from
the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
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Paul was one of the most significant
players in American soccer history for a variety of reasons. He
was a pioneer in the movement of American-born players playing
professional soccer overseas, and had a remarkable career with
the United States Men's National Team.
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Eric made his United States Men's
National Team debut in 1990 against Costa Rica, while he was
still a student at San Diego State University. His drive and
desire earned him a place on the United States 1990 FIFA World
Cup squad.
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Michael, captain of the 1990
U.S. Men’s World Cup Team, has been elected to the Hall of Fame
in the Veteran's Category by the vote of the Hall of Famers. The
1990 National Team returned the United States to the FIFA World
Cup for the first time in 40 years by winning the qualification
tournament.
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