In a thrilling matchup at the WFA International Costa Rican Bowl, Team United clashed with the Costa Rican Team, showcasing the prowess of WFA players from all over the nation. Among the standout representatives of the Minnesota Vixen were Laura Brown, the team's owner and GM, who served as the Linebacker coach, and Krista Murakami, as a Defensive Back. But that wasn't all; Team United had another ace up their sleeve in the form of Hannah Eckhardt, who excelled as a Defensive Back and Kicker. The stage was set, and the anticipation was palpable as Team United aimed to continue its unbeaten streak. With a record of 5-0 and a reputation for not allowing a single touchdown, the team had its sights firmly set on victory. The Costa Rican Team, fueled by their home crowd's passionate support, was determined to put an end to the undefeated run. As the game progressed, it became clear that Team United was not just a collection of talented individuals but a well-coached, disciplined unit. Team United's coaching staff instilled a sense of unity and purpose in the team, and it showed on the field. The defense held strong, and the offense executed with precision. When the final whistle blew, the scoreboard read 22-0 in favor of Team United. The unbeaten streak had been extended to 6-0, and they had still not allowed a touchdown. Team United had not only represented their team but had showcased the talent and determination of women's football players from all corners of the nation. Furthermore, they made international connections supporting the female players in Costa Rica. Seeing the pride and joy on the Costan Rican players along with their dedication and passion for the sport made the trip worthwhile Brown stated. Looking ahead, Team United's next challenge awaited them at the Coffee Bowl 2 in Bogota, Colombia, scheduled for February 17, 2024. The team was ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead, fortified by their unwavering spirit and commitment to the game they love.