Megan Rapinoe and Maria Thayer bio

Megan Rapinoe, an American soccer player who has a net worth of $5 million, is an extremely well-known American. Megan Rapinoe achieved international fame because she played for the United States' national team, which took home gold medals at the Summer Olympics in 2012 as well as in the FIFA Women's World Cups held in 2015 and 2018. Rapinoe's activism, particularly in her work with LGBTQ groups, has earned her a worldwide celebrity. The US Women's Team earned 4 million dollars when they took home the 2019 World Cup. In comparison, the French male team shared the prize of $38 million for the win. US women players received a $90000 reward for reaching quarterfinals. US men could have made $55000 for the same achievement. In 2017, the women's team reached an even better price. They now receive the sum of $4950 per tournament they won. The average female player earns $167000 per year. Top players such as Megan usually earn about 400000 dollars per year from various sources. Here are the estimated earnings of every US Player for this year's 2019 World Cup. Megan Rapinoe was born on July 5 1985 from Redding California was the daughter of Denise and Jim. Rachael as well as her twin sister, Megan Rapinoe are among five of her siblings. She began playing soccer when getting inspired by her sibling who was her elder brother Brian. Brian started using drugs and ended up in juvenile detention centers and state prisons. Rapinoe and her sister used soccer to get away from the substances that were prevalent within their region. She continued playing soccer throughout her early adulthood, while having her father as her coach. Rapinoe was a student at Foothill High School as a teenager and played with Elk Grove Pride, a local club. Elk Grove Pride of the Women's Premier Soccer League. She also played for the youth team of the Northern California state Olympic Development Program. Her sister, who is also called Rapinoe, enrolled with her in the University of Portland Oregon. She led Portland's Portland Pilots in 2005 to a undefeated year, which culminated with an NCAA Division I women's soccer championship title. Her success was not over as a second-year player, becoming the leading scorer in the nation with 10 goals. However, her season ended prematurely due to an injury in her ACL. She suffered the same injury in 2007 ending her season in only two games. Rapinoe recuperated from her accident and assisted the Pilots achieve a record of 20-2 in 2008.

The first six or five years of her childhood was spent living in Boring which is a town located in Oregon where she resided in a family. Her mother was allergic to bees. The family didn't manage their bee farm for long since her parents divorced and they lived in Montana as well as Seattle for a short period of time, as her mother frequently changed jobs. Maria received her education at Apple Valley High School, and was a member of the National Forensic League. In high school, she was highly regarded and even was elected Homecoming Queen. Early years and career She studied at The Juilliard School and realized her lifelong goal of appearing in a Broadway production. Amy Sedaris is a celebrated actor and noticed Maria in a stage production. Amy said that she will create a character for her particular role, which she named Strangers with Candy. Maria was chosen for her first significant professional role in the role of a teenager who makes friends with an ex - drug addicted, prostitute's ex and a former convict. Later, she played minor characters like The Inforgetting of Sarah Marshall (accepted) and Hitch, which she starred in with Eva Mendes and Will Smith. The actress also appeared in two songs that were not popular at the time, Sensitive Man Nick Lowe by Hospitality as well as Friends of Friends Hospitality. She has also been in many TV series, including Big Apple: The Education from Max Bickford. and Cougar Town. She says that her most favourite was Portlandia the show where she only appeared in one episode, because it was fun and artistic job.

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