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		PERSONAL INFORMATION Name Charmaine Hooper Birthplace Georgetown, Guyana D.O.B. January 15, 1968 Position Forward Personal Highlights 2005 ·  Charmaine's daughter, Charlie, is born. ·  The fields on which she played as a youth with the Nepean Hotspurs were renamed to commemorate her on-field achievements. The Colonnade Soccer Fields were officially renamed as the Charmaine Hooper Soccer Fields on June 24th. See an image HERE. 2002 ·  Married Chuck Codd. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Canadian National Team   ·  124 International Caps (Canada's all-time leader). ·  64 International Goals (Canada's all-time leader). 2003 ·  Earned her 100th cap against Mexico on September 4th. ·  Played in all six games in the Women's World Cup as a defender and scored two goals. ·  Named to the Women's World Cup all-star team. 2002 ·  Played in all five games at the Gold Cup and was top scorer with seven goals (tied with Christine Sinclair and Tiffeny Milbrett). 2001 ·  Scored the winning goal in Canada's 3-1 victory over the US in November. ·  Became Canada's all-time leader in caps when she made her 73rd appearance against Portugal on March 15th. 2000 ·  Played for Canada at the Gold Cup. 1999 ·  Played for Canada at the FIFA Women's World Cup. 1998 ·  Played for Canada at the CONCACAF Championships. 1995 ·  Played for Canada at the FIFA Women's World Cup. 1994 ·  Played for Canada at the CONCACAF Championships. 1991 ·  Played for Canada at the CONCACAF Championships. 1986 ·  First game with the Canadian National team:    July 7th vs. USA - Norway Cup Exhibition Professional Teams   ·  Became the only Canadian player in WUSA history to score in the Founders Cup when she scored a PK in Founders Cup III. 2003 ·  Scored the golden goal in the WUSA semi-finals to help the Beat reach the Founders Cup on August 17th. 2002 ·  Finished 4th in WUSA scoring with 11 goals. ·  Named Atlanta Beat MVP. ·  Inducted into the United Soccer League's Hall of Fame. 2001 ·  Signed as a foreign player with the Atlanta Beat of the WUSA. ·  Finished 2nd in WUSA scoring with 12 goals. ·  Named Atlanta Beat MVP. 2000 ·  Led the Chicago Cobras to a W-League title in her sixth W-League season. 1998 ·  Led the W-League in scoring with 23 goals and 52 points. ·  Earned the W-League MVP award. 1997 ·  Led the W-League in scoring with 31 points playing for the Rockford Dactyls. 1994 to 1997 ·  Played professionally in Norway, Italy, and the Japanese L-League from 1994 to 1997. ·  Led the L-League in scoring twice and earned the league MVP once. College - North Carolina State (1987-1990)   ·  Played 89 games for NC State during her college career. ·  Ranked 10th all-time in the ACC for points in a career (145). ·  Ranked 10th all-time in the ACC for goals in a career (58). ACC Records ·  Most goals in a single game - 4 (record shared with 4 other players). NC State Records ·  Most points scored in a career (145). ·  Most goals scored in a career (58). ·  Most points scored in a season (57). ·  Most goals scored in a season (26). 1990 ·  Named NCAA All-American. ·  Named First-Team All-ACC. 1989 ·  Led the ACC in scoring with 57 points. ·  Led the ACC in goals scored with 26 goals. ·  Named NCAA All-American. ·  Named First-Team All-ACC. 1988 ·  Led the ACC in goals scored with 15 goals. ·  Led NC State to an ACC Championship. ·  Named to the ACC All-Tournament Squad. ·  Named First-Team All-ACC.
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