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United States' Brad Evans, a Mountain Pointe grad, covers his head with his shirt as he celebrates scoring the winning goal in the second half of the 2014 World Cup qualifying soccer match with Jamaica in Kingston, Jamaica, Friday, June 7, 2013. The US won 2-1. (AP Photo/Andres Leighton)
United States' bench players and Graham Zusi (19) pile up on top of teammate Brad Evans, obscured, to congratulate his for scoring the winning goal in the second half of the 2014 World Cup qualifying soccer match against Jamaica in Kingston, Jamaica, Friday, June 7, 2013. The US won 2-1. (AP Photo/Andres Leighton)
SEATTLE (AP) — When the United States first released its roster for a stretch of three World Cup qualifying matches in less than two weeks, Brad Evans’ name was absent.
What a crazy three days for area athletes.
So, despite my best efforts to resist self-improvement (I bought a self-help book on how to avoid it), I finally had to bite the bullet one day and address my weight when I realized that: a) I was 53 years old; b) my knees were making funny popping noises when I walked up stairs; and c) me in a bathing suit currently violates six zoning ordinances.
Fans of the Seattle Sounders or those who follow the U.S. National soccer team probably wouldn’t believe it, but there was a time when Brad Evans wasn’t so sure of himself on the pitch.
Mountain Pointe graduate Brad Evans, left, has made the US men's team that is in Honduras because of his ability to play several positions at a high level.
When Brad Evans isn't playing for the US National team, the Mountain Pointe gradaute is a professional with the Seattle Sounders.
Brad Evans has developed into one of the nation's top players since graduating from Mountian Pointe in 2003.
Mountain Pointe has already had an impressive run on national teams the last six months with Will Claye’s Olympic performance and Reid Priddy captaining the men’s Olympic volleyball team.
Brad Evans showed a sense of loyalty from the start.
Brad Evans showed a sense of loyalty from the start.
Mountain Pointe graduate Brad Evans, left, played in the Valley this week as part of the U.S. national team against Velenzuela.
Mountain Pointe graduate Brad Evans, left, wouldn't have changed a thing about his early year in soccer when he played for Tempe Soccer Club and the Pride.
Mountain Pointe graduate Brad Evans, left, played in the Valley this week as part of the U.S. national team against Velenzuela.
Mountain Pointe graduate Brad Evans, left, wouldn't have changed a thing about his early year in soccer when he played for Tempe Soccer Club and the Pride.
Hollywood is respecting the environment and recycling - again.
Hollywood is respecting the environment and recycling - again.
Seattle Sounder's Brad Evans keeps the ball away from Houston Dynamo's Ricardo Clark during an MLS soccer match Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009, in Houston. Houston won 1-0 in overtime. (AP Photo/Bob Levey)
In last month's column, I made the mistake of calling out my favorite appliance in my house: You may recall I said my Crock Pot was my "best friend forever."
The choices were tough, but yet easy.
The choices were tough, but yet easy.
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