Megan Rapinoe and Maria Thayer bio

Megan Rapinoe's estimated net worth amounts to five million. She is a professional soccer player for the US. Megan Rapinoe became a household name as part of United States' women's team. The United States won gold in both 2015 and 2019, and also at the Summer Olympics 2012. Beyond soccer Rapinoe is a household name worldwide for her activism particularly her involvement with LGBTQ groups. The US Women's team earned $4 Million when they won at the 2019 World Cup. In 2018 the French team took home the World Cup, and they split the $38 million. US Women were awarded $90000 as reward money to make it into the quarterfinals. The US males would have received 550000 for getting to this same level. The women's team earns $4950 for each tournament they win following reaching a deal for a better agreement in the year 2017. In the average, teams of women make around $167000 per year. Megan Rapinoe, for example could earn as much as $400000 a year. For the 2019 World Cup each US participant earned the following sums. Megan Rapinoe was born on the 5th of July, 1985 in Redding California to Denise and Jim. Five siblings are hers, which includes a fraternal twin named Rachael. The soccer game began for her because of her brother Brian which is her elder sibling. Brian, however, began using substances. He spent time in juvenile detention as well as various prisons. Rapinoe and her brother-in law Rapinoe, used soccer in order to avoid the widespread drug use which was common at the moment. She played soccer with her dad as her coach throughout her teens. Rapinoe was a soccer player when she was a teenager, playing for Elk Grove Pride, a local club in the Women's Premier Soccer League. She played soccer for an age group called the Northern California Olympic Development Program's youth group under 14. Along with Rachael her, she was accepted into the University of Portland Oregon. In 2005, as a freshman she guided the Portland Pilots to an undefeated season, which culminated in the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Champion award. Rapinoe was one of the leading goalscorers in America as a freshman. Her sophomore season, however, ended prematurely because of the tear in her ACL. This injury also was the reason she had to cancel her 2007 season after only two games. Rapinoe following her recovery from the injury in 2007, assisted Pilots score a 20-0 record.

Although she was born in Portland her parents divorced and they moved to Montana before moving to Seattle for a short time as her mother frequently changed jobs. When her parents separated in the early 1990s, her family spent a brief time in Montana prior to moving to Seattle. Because her mom's job was frequently changing the bee farm she was operating did not last long. Maria was able to move together with her parents to Minnesota, where she went to Apple Valley High School. It was also home of both of the National Forensic League and the Awards-winning forensics program. In high school, her popularity was so high that she was called the Homecoming Princess. Beginnings and early careers She was accepted to the Juilliard School, New York following her the matriculation. The school was where she learned acting. Amy Sedaris, a well-known actress, who was also able to see her in a production that she wrote, suggested she create a character for her in Strangers with Candy. The show premiered in 1999. It was her first professional performance as an innocent student in high school who became friends with the ex-con and ex-junkie. Following minor roles in comedy films like Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Accepted, she starred in Hitch in 2005 with Will Smith. In addition, she appeared in two earlier music videos including Friends of Friends and Sensitive Man (by Nick Lowe), which aren't as popular today. She also appeared in many TV programs like The Big Apple: The Learning of Max Bickford as well as Cougar Town. She claims that her favorite was in Portlandia an episode of which she was only in one episode, because it was a fun and creative job.

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