Submitted: Jul 6, 2008 - Stephanie Cox lost something precious and then gained it back, adding even more meaning to her upcoming trip to China with the U.S. Women's National soccer team.
Stephanie Cox, pictured, made an impression on coach Pia Sundhage in the Peace Queen Cup in South Korea. "I could see a little bit of a sparkle in her eyes," Sundhage said.
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