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    "title": "Kyle makes 50th appearance for Canada",
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    "published_at": "2012-03-06 16:14:00",
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    "body": "<p>Kaylyn Kyle has made her 50th career international appearance for Canada on Thursday 1 March 2012. Kyle entered as a second-half substitution in the Canada-Italy match at the 2012 Cyprus Women&rsquo;s Cup in Nicosia, Cyprus. Kyle is the 26th player to reach the milestone.</p><p>Kyle is now in her fifth season with the national team. A CONCACAF champion in 2010, she made her international &ldquo;A&rdquo; debut back on 16 January 2008 at age 19. Just last year, she co-led the national team with 21 starts (in all, she scored three goals and three assists in 23 matches).</p><p>In tournament play, Kyle has represented Canada at one FIFA Women&rsquo;s World Cups (Germany 2011), two CONCACAF championships (including gold in 2010), and one Pan American Games (gold at Guadalajara 2011). At the youth level, she represented Canada at two FIFA U-20 Women&rsquo;s World Cups (Russia 2006 and Chile 2008) and two CONCACAF Women&rsquo;s Under-20 Championships (silver in 2006 and gold in 2008).</p><p>Born and raised in Saskatoon, Kyle actually got her start as a goalkeeper in the Silverwood Rangers program. By the time she was 14, she had made her debut (as a midfielder) in the Canadian youth program with coach Bryan Rosenfeld (in 2003). A graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, she was voted a Canada Soccer Fans&rsquo; Choice award winner for 2011.</p><div class=\"release-content-contact\" id=\"contact-195fc7ed-bb17-4301-a09d-971904d3e46f\">\n    \n    <div class=\"release-content-contact__details\">\n        <strong class=\"release-content-contact__name\">Paulo Senra</strong>\n        <em class=\"release-content-contact__description\">Chief Communications &amp; Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer</em>\n        <ul class=\"release-content-contact__details-list\"><li class=\"release-content-contact__details-list-item\"><a href=\"mailto:psenra@canadasoccer.com\"  class=\"release-content-contact__details-list-item-link\" title=\"psenra@canadasoccer.com\"><svg class=\"icon icon-paper-plane release-content-contact__details-list-item-icon\">\n                <use xlink:href=\"#icon-paper-plane\"></use>\n            </svg>psenra@canadasoccer.com</a></li>\n<li class=\"release-content-contact__details-list-item\"><a href=\"tel:(416)&nbsp;882-7919\"  class=\"release-content-contact__details-list-item-link\" title=\"(416)&nbsp;882-7919\"><svg class=\"icon icon-mobile release-content-contact__details-list-item-icon\">\n                <use xlink:href=\"#icon-mobile\"></use>\n            </svg>(416)&nbsp;882-7919</a></li></ul>\n    </div>\n</div>",
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