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Incredible Moment 30: 2000 NAIA Championship

The Clan women’s soccer team captured the 2000 NAIA national title in dramatic fashion when MVP Phebe Trotman scored in the fifth overtime period to give the Clan a 1-0 victory over Lindenwood.

50th Anniversary | 10/5/2015 11:57:00 AM

Simon Fraser University is 50, and to celebrate, we're counting down 50 Incredible Moments in Clan History. This week we celebrate women's soccer winning the 2000 NAIA Championship.

In 2000, the SFU women's soccer team captured its second NAIA national title in dramatic fashion when MVP Phebe Trotman scored in the fifth overtime period to give the Clan a 1-0 victory over Lindenwood (Missouri). The game was seven minutes longer than the 1996 overtime thriller that SFU won for its first national title.

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Each week we will release five Incredible Moments, culminating with the final five on November 13. All of the moments will be displayed at athletics.sfu.ca/50Moments

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Incredible Moment 30: 2000 NAIA Championship

The Clan women’s soccer team captured the 2000 NAIA national title in dramatic fashion when MVP Phebe Trotman scored in the fifth overtime period to give the Clan a 1-0 victory over Lindenwood.