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Princeton

(#7) Katie Thorlakson
Notre Dame

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Santa Clara

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May 16, 2008

NCAA College Cup

Welcome to the Soccer Score-O-Matic!

To demonstrate the capablities of the Score-O-Matic, we've prepared a sample tournament using the women's 2004 NCAA College Cup. The "final four" was held in Cary, NC, (minutes from ISG's offices) and included teams from Notre Dame, Princeton, Santa Clara, and UCLA.

Score updates were made thru the Score-O-Matic (SOM) using one of three different methods: (1) cell phone call to a 1-800#, (2) a web browser or (3) a cell phone WAP browser.

Note: the women's College Cup is used as a demonstration only -- the Score-O-Matic is not endored by the NCAA.

Selected Division: Women

Pool A	W	L	T	Pts
Notre Dame	0	0	0	0
UCLA	0	0	0	0
Princeton	0	0	0	0
Santa Clara	0	0	0	0

Final Four

Mythical 3-4 Game


UCLA Women Bio: For the second time in as many years, the UCLA women's soccer team earned a spot in the NCAA College Cup (Final Four). UCLA (17-6), is making its third overall appearance in the College Cu...
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Princeton vs. Santa Clara

Point Scored By

Point Assisted By

(#12) Amanda Ferranti
Position: Forward/Mid
Height: Unknown
Year: Fr.

Princeton scores, bringing the score to Princeton (0) - Santa Clara (0)

Last 5 Score Updates

Division	Home Team	Gls.	Away Team	Gls.	Status	Update Time	Reporter
Women	Notre Dame	1	Santa Clara	0	Final	4:40 PM	Demo Reporter
Women	Notre Dame	1	Santa Clara	0	Final	4:39 PM	Demo Reporter
Women	Princeton	5	Santa Clara	9	First Period	5:56 PM	Princeton
Women	Notre Dame	6	Santa Clara	6	First Period	4:08 PM	Santa Clara
Women	Notre Dame	5	Santa Clara	6	First Period	4:03 PM	Santa Clara

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Amanda Ferranti (#12) of Princeton has scored a total of two points, and wins the golden boot for the College Cup. Congratulations Amanda!

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Waiting for Notre Dame penalty kick that would tie the score at 1-1

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