Kansas City Mystics

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Kansas City Mystics were a W-League women's soccer team that played their home games at the Blue Valley School District Athletic Complex in Overland Park, Kansas, United States.

The team's coach, and general manager was Scoop Stanisic The team ceased operations in 2002 after posting an 11–2 regular season record. The roster included college and international players, some of whom went on to play for their country's national team, Women's United Soccer Association, and Canadian professional teams. Most notable is perhaps Maribel Dominguez from Mexico whose signing with a men's professional team led to a ruling by FIFA banning her participation in men's matches.

2002 Kansas City Mystics Roster

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No. Name Pos. Age Nationality

1 Suzie Grech G 20 USA
2 Leah Sims D 21 USA
4 Pardis Brown D 21 USA
5 Lacey Woolf D 20 USA
6 Kamille Rosenfalck D 24 Denmark
7 Pamela Bedzrah F 23 England
8 Roseli M 31 Brazil
9 Maribel "Marigol" Dominguez F 23 Mexico
10 Iris Mora F 20 Mexico
11 Nildinja M 30 Brazil
14 Gillian Samuel D 23 Canada
15 Shannon DeVos M 20 USA
16 Amy Sullivant M 21 USA
17 Tennli Ulicny M 21 USA
18 Leigh Clark D 22 USA
19 Kallie Cox D 18 USA
21 Patrica Perez M 23 Mexico
22 Abby Crumpton F 21 USA
23 Brooke Jones M 21 USA
99 Jenny Willemse G 22 USA

External links

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website

USL W-League

Seasons

Teams

v t e Women's soccer in the United States
U.S. Soccer Federation USASA USCS League system History Hall of Fame Awards Clubs Champions Venues (stadiums by capacity SSS)
Overview	Club/Association teams Women's football
National teams	National team Under-23 Under-20 Under-17
Leagues	National Women's Soccer League USL Super League WPSL PRO Women's Premier Soccer League United Women's Soccer USL W League
Cup competitions	NWSL Challenge Cup Women's Open Women's Amateur
International tournaments	SheBelieves Cup Tournament of Nations Women's U.S. Cup The Women's Cup Women's International Champions Cup
Collegiate soccer	NCAA Championships (Division I Division II Division III) NAIA Championship
Youth soccer	Leagues: AYSO NFHS USYSA U.S. Development Academy Competitions: US Youth Soccer National Championships Jefferson Cup
Defunct Leagues	Women's United Soccer Association Women's Professional Soccer Women's Premier Soccer League Elite USL W-League

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