Best of U.S. Soccer - Centennial Edition - NYTimes.com Brandi Chastain's penalty kick (and celebration) at the Women's World Cup in 1999? The United States victory over England in the 1950 World Cup? The 2-0 win against Mexico at the 2002 World Cup? The 1994 World Cup hosted by the United States? Those are only four of the 64 choices presented to fans by U.S. Soccer in a bracket-style (above) competition that will eventually lead to the naming of the No. 1 moment in the 100-year history of the sport's national governing body. Voting is now open to fans on the website of U.S. Soccer. Round 1 in the Best of U.S. Soccer #100 Years Edition closes on Thursday, with subsequent rounds being held each day until the final round on Tuesday. The winner will be announced next Wednesday. The bracket can be printed here. The federation selected 64 moments from its past 100 years and seeded them 1 through 16 in four "regions." The top seeds in each bracket include some of the most memorable soccer-related events involving the men's, women's and youth national teams during the last century. One region also includes some of the light-hearted moments, such as "Wambach Hits Hot Dog Fan," still one of the most-watched videos on U.S. Soccer's YouTube page. To close out the year, U.S. Soccer also will announce its Best XI for the women's national team (Dec. 19) and men's national team (Dec. 20). You can find lists of the eligible players and the criteria here. So what is your favorite moment in the 100-year history of soccer in the United States? (If I voted, which I don't, knee-jerk would be 1950; upon further review it would be hosting the World Cup in 1994. It changed everything.)