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1998 U.S. Women's National Team Statistics

Individual records for entire 1998 season. Note that the column labeled “Career C/G” refers to career caps and goals.

Forwards	GP	GS	Mins	G	A	Pts	Career C/G
Robin Confer	2	0	46	0	0	0	7/1
Danielle Fotopolous	1	0	14	0	0	0	9/4
Mia Hamm	20	20	1511	20	20	60	156/101
Debbie Keller	22	7	918	13	2	28	45/17
Tiffeny Milbrett	19	18	1326	13	9	35	101/46
Nathalie Neaton	2	0	56	1	0	2	4/3
Cindy Parlow	13	7	765	3	1	7	42/17

Defenders	GP	GS	Mins	G	A	Pts	Career C/G
Brandi Chastain	23	21	1841	5	5	15	78/16
Amanda Cromwell	2	0	45	0	0	0	51/1
Lorrie Fair	15	6	801	1	1	3	35/1
Joy Fawcett	23	23	1902	2	3	7	125/17
Carla Overbeck	22	22	1793	0	0	0	127/7
Christie Pearce	18	13	1074	0	1	1	36/2
Kate Sobrero	12	8	776	0	0	0	12/0

Midfielders	GP	GS	Mins	G	A	Pts	Career C/G
Michelle Akers	15	15	932	5	3	13	126/98
Justi Baumgardt	4	0	100	0	1	1	14/2
Julie Foudy	23	22	1710	3	7	13	137/24
Kristine Lilly	23	23	1869	8	10	26	162/61
Shannon MacMillan	23	13	1229	1	2	4	62/14
Tiffany Roberts	10	2	362	0	0	0	67/6
Jill Rutten	1	0	20	0	0	0	1/0
Tisha Venturini	22	10	1181	5	2	12	110/37
Sara Whalen	16	0	429	1	1	3	23/1

Goalkeepers	GP	GS	Mins	Record	SO	Career Caps
Tracy Ducar	6	6	450	5-0-0	4	20
Briana Scurry	18	16	1530	14-1-2	4	77
Saskia Webber	1	1	90	1-0-0	1	20

Yellow Cards: Kristine Lilly (3), Brandi Chastain and Shannon MacMillan (2), Joy Fawcett, Julie Foudy, Mia Hamm, Cindy Parlow, Christie Pearce and Kate Sobrero. Red Cards: none.

Head coach: Tony DiCiccio; Assistant coaches: Lauren Gregg and April Heinrichs; Co-Captain: Julie Foudy and Carla Overbeck.

1998 Schedule and Results

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