The phrase "and possibly won a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential outcome of an event, such as a competition or contest, where winning is uncertain.
Example: "She entered the art competition and possibly won a prestigious award."
Alternatives: "and may have secured a" or "and could have earned a".
Hill chose comfort, familiarity and trust over the prospect of a great adventure in New York and possibly winning a championship in Boston.
"It's always been our goal to make a B.C.S. bowl game and possibly win a national championship," linebacker Josh Goolsby said during a telephone call this week.
If NXT can elect three senators in South Australia, and possibly win a handful of others elsewhere in Australia, then Xenophon's party would almost certainly dominate the Senate balance of power.
He has said privately that he was intrigued by the idea of playing in the National League and possibly winning a couple of Cy Young awards in the N.L. to go with his two in the American League.
"I've kind of got to weigh out, maybe being in one place and possibly winning a championship and having somewhat of a minor role in it, or to be able to go somewhere where you are already in the playoffs and contending and you have a major role in it".
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That might yet happen, but the odds now are on Inter closing out the Serie A title and possibly winning an historic treble: the Italian League and Cup and the Champions League, by May 22.
"We knew after their recent exploits across in Croatia, where they should have got at least a point and possibly won that match, we knew it was going to be extremely difficult," he said.
Who would have cared if the victim was a Pakistani girl?" Louise concedes she could have fought her case and possibly won.
