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 earned international fame as a member of the United States national team winning gold medals during the 2012 Summer Olympics and the 2015 and 2019 FIFA Women's World Cups. Outside of soccer Rapinoe is a household name worldwide for her activism particularly her involvement with LGBTQ organisations. The US Women's team earned $4 million when they won the 2019 World Cup. The French male team was the winner of the 2018 World Cup and was awarded $38 million. The US Women's team earned a nine thousand dollars for reaching the quarterfinals. US men could have made 55000 dollars for this same feat. Negotiating for a better deal in 2017 present day, players on the women's team receive $4950 for each victory in a tournament. The average women's player earns around $167000 annually. Megan Rapinoe, as an example, can earn up to $400000 a year. Each US participant received this amount during this year's 2019 World Cup. Megan Rapinoe was born in California in Redding, California on 5th of July in 1985 to Denise and Jim. Rachael is one of five sisters she has. Rapinoe was also encouraged by her older brother Brian to take up soccer. Brian was, however, beginning using substances. He was in detention for juveniles as well as several prisons. Rapinoe as well as her sister-in-law Rapinoe, used soccer in order to avoid the widespread drug use which was common at that period. She continued playing soccer throughout the early years of her adulthood, with her father acting as her mentor. Rapinoe played soccer when she was a teenager, playing for Elk Grove Pride, a local team that played in the Women's Premier Soccer League. She played soccer with her team in the Northern California Olympic Development Program's younger age group. Rachael and her sibling Rachael both enrolled as students at the University of Portland, in Oregon. As a freshman in 2005, the young woman played in the Portland Pilots squad to an unbeaten season that culminated with a NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship. Rapinoe scored 10 goals in her junior season and was an elite scorer in the US. Unfortunately her sophomore year ended in a snub due to the injury to her ACL. She was injured in 2007 and suffered the exact same injury, ending her season in only two games. Following her recovery, Rapinoe recovered in 2008 and helped the Pilots to a 20-2 record.

The first six or 5 years of her childhood was spent in Boring which is a town located in Oregon where she resided in a family. The mother of the family was allergic to bees. The couple divorced and relocated to Montana, then Seattle where her mother changed jobs often. The family did not manage the bee farm for long. Maria was educated at Apple Valley High School, as well as an organization called the National Forensic League. The popular girl was a staple at high school. The school even elected her as the Homecoming queen. Early Beginnings and Career After her graduation in the year 2000, she enrolled at New York's Juilliard School where she studied acting and fulfilled the long-awaited dream of appearing on an Broadway show. Amy Sedaris is a celebrated actor and noticed Maria in a stage show. Amy said that she'd create a character for her particularly, dubbed Strangers with Candy. Maria was cast in her first significant professional role as a young teenager who makes close to the ex-drug addict, prostitute and ex-con. Later on, Maria had small roles in movies like Forgetting Sarah Marshall or Accepted before appearing with Will Smith in the 2005 film Hitch. Additionally, she was featured in two music videos from the past like Friends of Friends and Sensitive Man (by Nick Lowe), which aren't as popular now. She appeared in numerous TV shows too, including Big Apple: The Learning of Max Bickford as well as Cougar Town. She says that her most favorite was in Portlandia an episode of which she was only in one episode as it was an enjoyable and creative job.

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