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FILE - In this April 10, 2001, file photo, WUSA founding players Mia Hamm, left, of the Washington Freedom and Julie Foudy of the San Diego Spirit pose for a photo as they prepare for the inaugural season of the Womens United Soccer Association, in New York. Tony DiCicco, who coached the U.S. to the 1999 World Cup title before an overflow Rose Bowl crowd in a landmark for women's soccer, has died at 68. Foudy called DiCicco one of the “wonderful gems” in her life and said he “was always about family." (AP Photo/Kathy Willens, File)

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“She’s remained a friend and mentor and such a catalyst for changing the trajectory of women’s soccer and so many sports,” said Foudy, a former president of the Women’s Sports Foundation and current soccer broadcaster for Turner and TNT.

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