Tracey Fuchs

Born: 3 November 1966

Position: Midfield, #9

Height/Weight:  5-0, 118

International Caps: 268

International Goals: 69

Years on National Team: 17 (1987)

Birthplace: Centereach, N.Y.

Hometown: Centereach, N.Y.

Residence:  Virginia Beach, Va.

High School: Centereach HS, Centereach, N.Y. '84

College:

• University of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. (1988)
• Sports management and marketing

Playing Career:

• Collegiate Career
  1984 -All-Region selection...1985 - NCAA National Champion at Univ. of Connecticut...NCAA All-Tournament team...All-America first team...All-Region...1986 - All-America first team...1987 - All-America first team...All-Region...Honda award winner as Nation's top collegaite field hockey player...Univ. of Connecticut records for career points (178), career goals (79) and career hat tricks (three-goal games) (7).
  

• International Career
  1987 - U.S. National Team...U.S. Pan American Games Team (2nd)...1988 - U.S. National Team...USA Today's Connecticut Female Athlete of the Year...U.S. Olympic Team, Seoul Korea (8th)...1989 - U.S. National Team...1990 - U.S. National Team...U.S. World Cup Team, Sydney (12th)...U.S. Field Hockey Athlete of the Year...1991 - U.S. National Team...U.S. Pan American Games team (3rd)...1992 - U.S. National Team...1993 - U.S. National Team...1994 - U.S. National Team...U.S. World Cup bronze medalist, Dublin...1995 - U.S. National Team...U.S. Pan American Games team (2nd)...U.S. Field Hockey Female Athlete of the Year...1996 - U.S. National Team...U.S. Olympic Team, Atlanta (5th)...1997 - U.S. National Team...U.S. Champions Trophy team (6th)...1998 - U.S. National Team...Team captain, U.S. World Cup Team (8th)...1999 - U.S. National Team...Vice captain, U.S. Pan American Games Team (2nd)...Selected to President's XI Team for the FIH 75th Anniversary, Alexandria, Egypt...2000 - U.S. National Team...U.S. Olympic Qualifying Tournament Team (6th)...2001 - U.S. National Team...Earned 200th career cap vs Japan at Korea Telecom Cup (07/04/01)...2002 - U.S. National Team...Inagural Champions Challenge (5th)...Scored 4 goals in 3 games in US vs India Best-of-Three World Cup qualifying series (Including both goals in two 1-1 draws,  to help US advance to the 2002 World Cup....Team captain, U.S. World Cup Team, Perth (9th)...Penalty stroke in 2002 World Cup classification game vs Japan clinched the USA's 9th place finish...2003 - U.S. National Team...Spain Tour (April/May '03)...Champions Challenge (Catania, Italy)...Pan American Games (Santo Domingo, DOM) silver medalist...Lead USA in scoring at Pan am Games with 8 goals...2004 - U.S. National Team..Olympic Qualifying Tournament team...Pan American Cup Team...Retired 2004 to become head coach of USA Junior Team.
  

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