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Newspaper Article
Dixie Blazes trail to national soccer supremacy
2004
Overview
Dixie advanced to the final after finishing 4-0-0 in round-robin play. The Blaze defeated P.E.I. 12-0, Saskatchewan 11-1, Alberta 5- 0 and Nova Scotia 3-0. Two others, Catharine Maroszzeky and Kimberly Dimitroff, weren't even with the team because they started their U.S. university scholarship commitments at Kent State. Bolstered by two call-ups from the Dixie 88s girls under-16 team -- defender Nicolle Mailloux and centre midfielder/striker [Loredana Riverso] -- the Blaze still functioned like a well-oiled machine. For [Joe Moscato] the conquest is a sweet culmination of years of toil and heartbreak. In eight previous seasons with [Dixie], he's made two trips to the girls under-18 nationals, finishing second in 2001 and third last year when the team was known as the Fury. There were four holdovers from last year's squad, centre midfielder Laura Arduini and defenders Allison McKinnon, Jamie Williams and [Alex Atkinson].
Publisher
Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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