CyberRays launch World Cup Info Center at SJCyberRays.com

May 30, 2003 - Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA)
San Jose CyberRays News Release

SAN JOSE (May 30, 2003) â The Women's World Cup is coming to the United States this fall.

It arrived at www.sjcyberrays.com today.

The San Jose CyberRays' World Cup Information Center is designed to be the first stop for fans and news media seeking information on the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup, which has been moved to the United States because of the SARS outbreak in China.

By clicking on the World Cup Information Center icon on the CyberRays' home page, you can get the latest information about everything from where to buy tickets and find game schedules to confronting the issue of soccer hooliganism and explaining what the heck FIFA means.

The World Cup Information Center will be updated as new plans are announced, and it will expand into new pages as teams and schedules are firmed up. In addition, fans may email the World Cup Information Center at info@cyberrays.com for individual inquiries, and their questions and answers will also be added to the web page.

The parties will be at:

Stoddard's at 200 E. Campbell Ave. in Campbell. Forward Christina Bell will watch at this location. The Englander at 101 Parrott St. in San Leandro. Pat O'Shea's at 3848 Geary Blvd. in San Francisco. Defender Dianne Alagich will watch at this location.

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