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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, JULY 6, 2015 SPORTS 1-2-3! US hat trick earns World Cup Lloyd scores 3 and US defeats Japan 5-2 By ANNE M. PETERSON AP Sports Writer VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Carli Lloyd lives for the big moment. She had her biggest on Sunday night — and gave the United States its record third Women’s World Cup title. Lloyd scored three times as the U.S. jumped to a four-goal OHDGLQWKH¿UVWPLQXWHVDQG the Americans overwhelmed defending champion Japan 5-2 IRU WKH WHDP¶V ¿UVW :RUOG &XS championship since 1999. A sellout crowd of 53,341 that included U.S. Vice Presi- dent Joe Biden roared in approv- DOIRU/OR\G¶VKDWWULFNWKH¿UVW LQD:RPHQ¶V:RUOG&XS¿QDO “It’s been a long journey, my career. I’ve had a lot of people believe in me, in my corner, from day one,” said the mid- ¿HOGHUZKRWXUQVRQ-XO\ “I’ve dedicated my whole life to this. Everything else comes sec- ond. But I wouldn’t want to do it any other way.” When it was over, Lloyd col- lapsed to her knees and pumped KHU ¿VWV )RUZDUG$EE\ :DP- bach bear-hugged teary-eyed coach Jill Ellis, lifting her off the ground. Lloyd, awarded the Golden Ball as player of the tournament, scored twice in a span of about 135 seconds as the U.S. led 2-0 E\WKH¿IWKPLQXWH Lauren Holiday boosted the lead in the 14th, and two minutes later Lloyd made it 4-0 with an audacious 54-yard, right-footed VKRW IURP PLG¿HOG WKDW VDLOHG over goalkeeper Ayumi Kaihori. Japan closed on Yuki Ogimi’s goal in the 27th and an own goal by Julie Johnston on an errant header in the 52nd. Tobin Heath scored two minutes later, the third goal off a restart for the Americans. While winning the last three Olympic gold medals, the U.S. had struggled in the World Cup since taking the title at the inaugural tourna- ment in 1991 and then again at It was the fastest hat trick in World Cup history — men or women — and Lloyd became WKH ¿UVW $PHULFDQ VLQFH 0L- chelle Akers in 1991 to score multiple goals in a World Cup ¿QDO7KHRQO\RWKHUKDWWULFNLQ D:RUOG&XS¿QDOZDVZKHQ(Q- gland’s Geoff Hurst scored three times against Germany in the PHQ¶V¿QDODW:HPEOH\ “Miss Lloyd she always does this to us. In London she scored 2 goals and today she scored 3 goals. We are embarrassed,” Japan coach Norio Sasaki said. AP Photo/Elaine Thompson “But she is an excellent player Megan Rapinoe celebrates after the U.S. beat Japan 5-2 and I really respect her and ad- in the FIFA Women’s World Cup soccer championship in mire her.” Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Sunday. Lloyd scored six goals in seven matches during the the Rose Bowl eight years lat- been an assistant on the coach- monthlong tournament, includ- er. ing staff. ing in every U.S. game in the Christie Rampone, the only Ellis’ tactics and lineups knockout phase. She raised her holdover from the 1999 team, were criticized early in the international goals total to 69 lifted the trophy with Wambach, World Cup tournament when and joined Carin Jennings in the 35-year-old former FIFA the U.S. offense sputtered at 1991 as the only Americans to Player of the Year who has said times on offense. She shifted win the Golden Ball. this will be her last World Cup. /OR\GWRDQDWWDFNLQJPLG¿HOG- Holiday added her goal to Wambach was among the most HULQWKHVHPL¿QDODJDLQVWWRS cap a counterattack, volleying vocal opponents of FIFA’s deci- ranked Germany and again in in from 10 yards after Azusa sion to play the tournament on WKH ¿QDO DQG SXW \HDUROG Iwashimizu’s header on an at- DUWL¿FLDOWXUI Morgan Brian, the youngest tempted clearance bounded high With FIFA President Sepp player on her roster, in a defen- in the air. Heath scored from 4 Blatter staying away from Can- VLYHPLG¿HOGUROH yards after a Holiday corner ada during a U.S. criminal in- “I want to thank Jill,” Lloyd kick, which went off Kaihori’s vestigation of soccer corruption, said. “I know lots of people weak punch to the far post for the trophy was presented by out in the stands were worried Brian to play back in front. FIFA Senior Vice President Issa about us. We all held together. 2JLPL¶V JRDO ZDV WKH ¿UVW Hayatou of Cameroon, the head We all stayed the course. We all 6ROR DOORZHG DIWHU ¿YH VWUDLJKW of African soccer’s governing executed the game plan.” shutouts. The only other goal body. Lloyd had come up big be- scored against her came in the Hope Solo won her second fore, scoring the winning goals ¿UVW KDOI RI WKH WRXUQDPHQW straight Golden Glove as top in the 2008 and 2012 Olympic opener against Australia. goalkeeper of the tournament. ¿QDOV The United States went 540 She played despite critics who She put the U.S. ahead in the minutes without conceding a goal, urged the U.S. Soccer Feder- third minute off a grass-hugging the longest streak in the World ation to drop her after she ini- corner kick from Megan Rapi- Cup since Germany’s record 679 tially faced two misdemeanor noe, streaking into the penalty scoreless minutes from 2003-11. counts of domestic violence area on a diagonal run and using Japan’s victory over the Unit- from a June 2014 altercation at the side of her left foot just in ed States four years ago was its her half-sister’s house, charges front of the spot to redirect the ¿UVW:RUOG&XSWLWOHDQGLWFDPH that were dismissed earlier this ball inside the far post. just months after the massive year. She made it 2-0 after Hol- earthquake and tsunami that hit Solo, who hasn’t spoken to iday took a low free kick from Japan, killing more than 20,000 the media for most of the tour- WKH ÀDQN DQG -RKQVWRQ PDGH D people and touching off the nament, proclaimed simply: EDFNKHHO ÀLFN WR /OR\G ZKR worst nuclear catastrophe since “We did it! Awesome!” was 2 yards out. With her right Chernobyl in 1986. The title, which adds a cov- foot, she poked the ball between Japan returned eight starters eted third star to the American two defenders and past Kai- IURPWKH¿QDOZKHQLWEHDW uniform, also vindicated the hori’s outstretched arms. the U.S. on penalty kicks. The USSF for its decision in April Lloyd’s third goal came Americans started just four of WR ¿UH FRDFK 7RP 6HU- when Kaihori ventured far off the 11 players who opened that manni, who had replaced Pia her line. The keeper backped- game in Germany. Sundhage the previous year, aled and got her right hand The United States is 25-1-6 and replace him with Ellis, the on the long shot, but the ball against Japan, including 3-1 in British-born American who had glanced off a post into the goal. World Cup meetings. 7A Fishermen win two of three on road trip error, a walk, and a single by Scott to score Wallace. The Astoria Ford summer In the top of the ninth, baseball team went 2-1 late Astoria’s Jackson Arnsdorf last week, on a three-games- had a lead-off single, Tyler in-two-days road swing in Lyngstad drew a walk and the Willamette Valley. Trey Hageman reached on West Salem scored a 10-7 DQLQ¿HOGVLQJOH win over Astoria last Thurs- One out later, a line day, before the Fishermen drive by Wallace to center bounced back with a dou- ¿HOG VFRUHG $UQVGRUI IRU bleheader sweep at Dallas the eventual game-winner. Friday, 2-1 and 14-13. Four Astoria pitchers In Friday’s sweep, Asto- FRPELQHG IRU ¿YH VWULNH- ria Ford trailed 1-0 through outs and four walks, with six innings of Game 1, then Hageman getting the win. scored twice in the top of the Clay Coxen took the seventh to win. loss for Dallas, which used Carter Wallace picked up six pitchers. the complete-game win on Strange, Scott, Samboy the mound, allowing four Tuimato and Arnsdorf all KLWV ZLWK ¿YH VWULNHRXWV DQG had doubles for Astoria no walks. Ford, while Zach Wallace, With one out in the top of Justin Spencer, Coxen and the seventh, Astoria’s Fridt- Treve Earhart had triples jof Fremstad reached on an for Dallas. error and advanced on a sin- Six Astoria hitters com- gle by Nick Scott. bined for 15 hits, eight Kyle Strange followed RBIs and 10 runs scored. with a single to load the bas- In last Thursday’s loss, es, and Cade O’Brien singled :HVW 6DOHP VFRUHG ¿YH to center to score Fremstad UXQV LQ WKH ¿UVW LQQLQJ RQ and Scott with the go-ahead two singles, two doubles runs. and an error. Dallas pitcher Everett Astoria rallied to within Minahan took the loss, de- 5-3, on a two-run triple by spite striking out 12 with one Hageman, before West Salem walk in seven innings. WDFNHGRQWKUHHUXQVLQWKH¿IWK Game 2 was the exact op- Strange had a two-run posite, as both teams had 18 double in a late rally by hits and combined to score Astoria, which scored four 27 runs. UXQVLQLWV¿QDOWZRDWEDWV Dallas scored six runs in +DJHPDQ ¿QLVKHG ZLWK WKH ¿UVW LQQLQJ DQG$VWRULD four RBIs on two hits — a )RUG VFRUHG ¿YH LQ WKH VHF- triple in the fourth inning ond and built a 10-6 lead. and a double in the sixth. Dallas answered with six Astoria Ford returns UXQVRYHUWKHIRXUWK¿IWKDQG to Aiken Field this week, sixth innings to grab a 12-11 when the Fishermen host a lead, before Astoria scored a doubleheader with Warren- run in the seventh to send the ton Tuesday. Game 1 at 5 game to extra innings. p.m. will be a Junior State Both teams scored a run Division 1 game, followed in the eighth, with Astoria by Astoria Ford’s B team Ford driving in a run on an vs. Warrenton in Game 2. 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