Megan Rapinoe and Maria Thayer bio

Megan Rapinoe has an estimated value of 5 million dollars. Megan Rapinoe became a household name when she was part of the United States' women's team. The United States won gold in both 2015 and 2019, and also at the Summer Olympics in 2012. Her activism, especially in her work with LGBTQ groups, has made her a global celebrity. US women's team at the World Cup earned a Collective $4 Million. In 2018, the French team won the World Cup, and they split $38,000,000. US women players received an award of $90000 to make it into the quarterfinals. US men would have earned 55000 dollars for this same feat. In the aftermath of negotiating a better deal in 2017 present day, players on the women's team receive $4950 for each victory in a tournament. The average female player earns $167000 each year. Top players such as Megan usually earn about $400000 per year from all sources. Each US player received this amount during the 2019 World Cup. Megan Rapinoe was born in California in Redding in California on the 5th of July 1985 to Denise and Jim. Rachael an identical fraternal twin is among the five children of her parents. The older brother of Rapinoe Brian was inspired to start playing soccer with a friend of his. Brian fell into addiction to drugs, and was sent to juvenile prisons as well as various prisons of the state. Rapinoe, along with her sister-in-law Rapinoe utilized soccer to escape the widespread use of drugs which was common at that time. She continued playing soccer throughout her young adulthood with her father acting as her coach. Rapinoe was a soccer player in her teens with Elk Grove Pride, a local club in the Women's Premier Soccer League. Additionally, she was a part of the Northern California Olympic Development Program (under-14). She attended Portland's University of Portland Oregon along with her sister Rachael. In 2005, her unbeaten record culminated with her Portland Pilots winning the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship. Rapinoe was one of the United States' most prolific scorers in her sophomore season and scored ten goals. However, her season came to an end with a ruptured ACL. She suffered the same injury in 2007 ending the season with just two games. Rapinoe recovered from her injury and helped the Pilots achieve a record of 20-2 in 2008.

Despite being born in Portland she lived her first 5 or 6 year of her adulthood in the tiny town in the state of Boring in which her family had an bee farm, even though her mother was averse to bees and she lived in a farm environment with animals as well as farmland. The family didn't manage their bee farm for long since her parents divorced and they resided in Montana as well as Seattle for a brief period of time as her mother was frequently changing jobs. Maria was educated at Apple Valley High School, and she participated in an organization called the National Forensic League. In high-school, Maria was popular. The school even crowned her the Homecoming King. Early career and beginnings She was accepted to the Juilliard School, New York following her having completed her matriculation. There she studied acting. Amy Sedaris was a famous actor who happened to see her when she was performing a piece and told her she would write a role specifically for her. The musical is titled Strangers with Candy. Maria got her big break with this part that was performed by an innocent teenager, who later became intimate with an ex-convict ex prostitute/junkie. In 1999, she appeared in small roles in several comedy movies like Accepted or Forgetting Sarah Marshall. She appeared alongside Will Smith and Eva Mendes in the film Hitch (2005). She appeared in two other music videos that aren't so well-known as Sensitive Man from Nick Lowe and Friends of Friends from Hospitality. She also appeared in many TV shows like Big Apple The Education of Max Bickford as well as Cougar Town. Her most loved show was Portlandia, a series that she appeared in only for one episode. The show was, she said, entertaining and challenging.

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