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Current squad

This is the current FC Indiana playing staff. The players are allocated in the same way as they are on the official site [1].

Stadiums

• Kuntz Stadium 2006-
• Goshen Soccer Park 2000-

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Honors

• 2005 Women's Premier Soccer League Champions
• 2005 US Open Cup Champions
• 2005 Region 2 Champions
• 2005 Women's Open Cup State Champions
• 2004 Women's Open Cup State Champions

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Average attendance

• 2006: 1,211
• 2005: 1,023
• 2004: 305

Notable players

• Adjoa Bayor (2006-)
• Brittany Bock (2005-)
• Maribel Dominguez (2006)
• Keri Hanks (2006-)
• Fatima Leyva (2005-)
• Vera Okolo (2006-)
• Julie Augustyniak (2005)
• Nancy Augustyniak (2005)
• Aivi Luik (2005-)
• Paty Perez (2005)

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Head coaches

• Shek Borkowski (2004-)

Memorable moments

• July 11, 2004 - FC Indiana defeats Australia Women's National Team 1-0.
• July 19, 2005 - FC Indiana defeats Trinidad & Tobago Women's National Team 3-0.
• July 21, 2005 - FC Indiana defeats Trinidad & Tobago Women's National Team 8-3.
• July 31, 2005 - After winning 4-0 over host New England Mutiny, FC Indiana upsets the defending champions California Storm 5-4, winning the Women's Premier Soccer League national championship.
• August 6, 2005 - Six days after winning the Women's Premier Soccer League title, FC Indiana defeats the Dallas SC Titans 4-0 in the U.S. Open Cup national final, achieving the first "double" in American women's soccer history.

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External links

• F.C. Indiana
• WPSL
• Women's World Football