And To Learn, You Have To Be

After The '96 Olympics, We All Started Believing That This Is Bigger Than We Thought, And We Were Willing To Do The Work. We Knew That It Was Up To Us, The Players, To Make Soccer Successful.

And I Remember How Proud I Was To Put On My Training Jersey And Go Out On The Field. Making It Back To That Environment Was For Me My Greatest Moment, Because Somebody Had Told Me I Couldn't Do It And I Never Gave Up On Myself, The Game And My Teammates.

Julie, Mia And I Just Met For A Couple Days, Doing Some Work But Really Under The Guise Of Having Fun. We Do Events Like The Women's Sports Foundation Dinner, Where We Get To Not Only Do A Good Thing For The Community But We Get To Hang Out With One Another Again.

I'm Loving Motherhood. It's Way Harder Than Soccer, But I Love A Challenge.

I Was The Kid Who Always Liked To Take The Ball Down To The School Even In My Free Time, Kick It Against The Wall, Juggle It In The Front Yard And So It Was Kind Of A Perpetual State Of Playing Soccer For Me.