Name: The Soccer Tournament kicks off with plenty of fanfare in Cary
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Description: Mia Hamm gives encouragement to the U.S. Women's team during Thursday's session at The Soccer Tournament in Cary. Hamm and Chris Paul were spotted at WakeMed Soccer Park on Thursday.

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Mia Hamm gives encouragement to the U.S. Women's team during Thursday's session at The Soccer Tournament in Cary. Hamm and Chris Paul were spotted at WakeMed Soccer Park on Thursday.

<p>SKIN TO SKIN TIME, RIGHT? FOR YEAH. AND MAYBE THEY HAVE TO BOMB HOME PRECIOUS. ALRIGHT. 32 TEAMS COMPETING FOR A MILLION DOLLAR PRIZE. THE SOCCER TOURNAMENT. VERY SIMPLE NAME KICKED OFF TODAY IN CARY. &gt;&gt; SOME OF THE BIGGEST NAMES IN THE SPORT ARE AT WAKE MED SOCCER PARK. AND THAT'S WHERE WE FIND WRAL'S PAT WELTER PAT, WHAT'S THE EXPERIENCE BEEN LIKE SO FAR FOR FANS? &gt;&gt; WELL, WE KNOW. LET ME JUST GIVE YOU A FEW NAMES THAT FANS GOT TO SEE HERE TODAY. CLINT DEMPSEY, STEVE NASH CHATTER, CINCO AND HOW ABOUT MIA HAMM? YEAH, THE FORMER UNC STAR U.S. WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAM LEGEND OUT HERE COACHING THE U.S. WOMEN. THEY'RE THE ONLY ALL FEMALE TEAM OUT HERE COMPETING ON THAT TEAM MADE UP ALMOST ENTIRELY OF FORMER U.S. WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS LIKE HEATHER O'REILLY WHO USED TO PLAY FOR THE COURAGE AND FOR THE FANS I TALKED TO WHO GOT TO MEET AND SEE THESE PLAYERS LIVE TODAY. IT WAS A DREAM AND AN IT WAS AMAZING. I'VE BEEN A BIG FAN. A MAN HAS SAID LITTLE SINCE MY NAME WAS MIA AND I PLAYED SOCCER. SO I I JUST I WAS GOING TO BE HERE WHEN I GRAB SO LIKE MEETING HER WAS EVERYTHING TO ME NOW. I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT FOR THE WORLD TO KNOW THAT WE SUPPORT THEM AND THAT WE'RE WITH THEM NO MATTER WHAT. AND TO KEEP. COMING UP, THE FIGHTING KEEP PLAYING AND MAKING THE WOMEN SOCCER GREAT. &gt;&gt; NOW THE U.S. WOMEN LOST THEIR GAME 5, NOTHING BUT IT JUST THE GROUP STAGE. SO THEY'RE NOT ELIMINATED YET. WE'VE GOT KIND OF A WORLD CUP FORMAT GOING ON HERE WITH SOME RULE CHANGES. &gt;&gt; PROBABLY THE COOLEST ONE IS THE TARGET SCORE. SO SAY GAME AND 3, 2, AT THE END OF REGULATION. WE DON'T WIN UNTIL YOU GET TO 4. SO THAT MEANS EVERY GAME HAS STAND ON A GOAL NOBODY'S EVER OUT OF IT. WE HAVE ONE OF THOSE GAMES JUST NOW WHILE AGO WREXHAM CAME BACK TO WIN ON THE FINAL GOAL IS PRETTY WILD. IT'S GOT TO HAVE A LOT OF GREAT FINISHES THE REST THE WEEKEND HERE. &gt;&gt; RYAN REYNOLDS SPOTTING PAT. &gt;&gt; I'M NOT SEEING REYNOLDS OR ROB MCELHENNEY, BUT I DID SEE CHRIS PAUL WAS OUT HERE WATCHING STEVE NASH'S, ONE OF THE INVESTORS HERE. SO, YEAH, CELEBRITIES, EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK, THAT'S THE AREAS.</p>

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The Soccer Tournament kicks off with plenty of fanfare in Cary

The Soccer Tournament kicks off in Cary

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The Soccer Tournament kicks off with plenty of fanfare in Cary

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