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located at Cady Way Park in

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. It is operated by

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, and serves as the primary sports facility for

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. It is also the home venue for

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side

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as well as

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team

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. The field was named after Bob Mosher to dedicate his 33-year career at Winter Park High School. Previously,

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of the

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played home matches at the stadium. It has also hosted the

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finals through 2011. The current Showalter Field is on land that was once the Aloma Country Club, until the land was purchased by brothers Howard and Sandy Showalter, and was turned into an upscale airpark for flying lessons and charter flights. In 1963 the land was purchased and changed to its present use On February 24, 1995, the US Women's National Team defeated Denmark 7–0 in a match held at the venue. Michelle Akers scored a hat trick and Mia Hamm scored two goals.

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