Megan Rapinoe and Maria Thayer bio

Megan's wealth stands at $5 million. She plays soccer professionally for the United States. Megan Rapinoe earned international fame for her participation in the United States national team winning gold medals in the 2012 Summer Olympics and also the 2015 and 2019 FIFA Women's World Cups. In addition to soccer, Rapinoe is a household name worldwide for her activism particularly her involvement with LGBTQ groups. US Women's World Cup squad Earned a collective $4 million. The French team of men took home the title in 2018 and received $38,000,000. US Women were awarded $90000 as bonus money for reaching the Quarterfinals. US males could have earned $55000 for the same achievement. In 2017, the women's squad negotiated for an even better price. The current deal is 4950 dollars for every tournament game which they win. Women's teams typically earn approximately $167000 during a particular year. Megan and other athletes can make up to 400000 dollars per year. The average US participant received the following amount for this year's 2019 World Cup. Megan Rapinoe was born in Redding, California on the 5th of July in 1985 to Denise & Jim. The fraternal sister of Rachael is one of Megan's siblings. Her older brother Brian encouraged Rapinoe to start playing soccer. Unfortunately Brian began to abuse drugs and went through juvenile detention and a variety of prisons in the state. Rapinoe played soccer with Rapinoe as they escaped the drug addiction that plagued the area. Her father was a coach throughout her early years. Rapinoe began playing soccer at Foothill High School with the Elk Grove Pride Women's Premier Soccer League team. Additionally, she was a part of the Northern California Olympic Development Program (under-14). Along with Rachael, she enrolled at University of Portland Oregon. Her unbeaten season in 2005 concluded with the Portland Pilots winning the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship. Her success was not over as an athlete in her second year, and she became the leading scorer in the nation with 10 goals. However, her season was cut short by an injury to her ACL. The team was cut following two games because of the same ACL injury. Rapinoe returned to The Pilots in 2008 and helped the team to reach a mark of 20-2.

Although she was born in Portland, her family lived for the first few years of her life in Boring. In Boring, they had a honey farm despite her aversion to bees. The couple divorced and relocated to Montana after which they moved to Seattle where she saw her mother change jobs often. The family did not manage the farm for long. Maria along with her entire family relocated to Minnesota. There, she was part of the Apple Valley High School's prestigious Forensics Program and National Forensic League. At high school, Maria was well-known. In fact, she was named the Homecoming King. Her early beginnings and career After her graduation in the year 2000, she enrolled at the New York's Juilliard School where she studied acting. She also fulfilled her long-held dream of being on a Broadway show. Amy Sedaris was a famous actress who was spotted by her as she was performing in a show and suggested that she write a role specifically for her. The musical is titled Strangers with Candy. Maria was chosen to play her first major professional appearance as a young teenager who makes friends with an ex-drug addicted, prostitute's ex and an ex-con. She then had minor roles in several comedy movies such as Forgetting and Accepted Sarah Marshall before in 2005 appearing in the movie Hitch, along alongside Will Smith and Eva Mendes. In addition, she was featured in two songs which were not very popular during the time: the sensual Man Nick Lowe by Hospitality as well as Friends of Friends Hospitality. She also appeared in a number of TV appearances include Big Apple The Education from Max Bickford, Cougar Town and many other shows. She says that her most preferred show was Portlandia an episode of which she only appeared in one episode, because it was a fun and creative role.

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