Megan Rapinoe and Maria Thayer bio

Megan Rapinoe's estimated net worth is $5 million. She is a professional soccer player in the United States. Megan Rapinoe achieved international fame as a member of the United States' national team that took home gold medals at the Summer Olympics in 2012, as well as at in the FIFA Women's World Cups held in both 2015 and 2018. Rapinoe earned international recognition in addition to soccer due to her advocacy. Her fame is primarily for her work with the LGBTQ community through organizations. US women's soccer team won the 2019 World Cup and earned an aggregate of $4 million. The French men's team won the tournament last year earning $38 million. The US women's squad earned $90000 bonus for reaching the quarterfinals. To reach this stage, the US men would've earned $550000. Negotiating for a better deal in 2017 present day, players on the women's team earn $4950 for every match they play in tournaments. Women's teams on average make around $167000 per year. Famous players like Megan usually earn about 400000 dollars per year from various sources. Megan's World Cup earnings in 2019 was as follows. Megan Rapinoe born 5 July 1985, Redding California. Rachael and her brother Megan Rapinoe, are five siblings. The older brother of Rapinoe Brian was inspired to start playing soccer after a sibling. Brian was incarcerated as a child and was later dealt with for addiction issues. Along with her fraternal sister Rapinoe used soccer as a means to get away from the addiction that was commonplace throughout the city. She continued to play throughout her teenage years alongside her father who was her coach. Rapinoe first started soccer when she was at Foothill High School with the Elk Grove Pride Women's Premier Soccer League team. Also, she played in the under-14 Northern California state Olympic Development Program. Rachael's sister, also named Rapinoe, enrolled with her on The 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 due to an injury on her ACL. She was injured in 2007 and suffered exactly the same injury finishing her season with just two matches. Rapinoe recuperated from her injury and helped the Pilots get a record of 20-2 in 2008.

When she actually was born in Portland the parents split up and they lived in Montana and then Seattle for a short time since her mother often changed jobs. Their bee-keeping farm for long because their parents split and resided in Montana and then Seattle for a short amount in time because her mother was frequently changing jobs. Maria was a student at Apple Valley High School in Minnesota and joined both of its award-winning team for forensics and National Forensic League. Maria became very popular in high school. The school even elected her as the Homecoming queen. Early beginnings and career after her graduation, she enrolled at the Juilliard School of New York to pursue a degree in acting. Then, she realized her goal to appear in a Broadway musical. Amy Sedaris, a well-known actress, who was also able to see her perform in a show told her she would create a character for her in Strangers with Candy. It was in 1999, and was Maria's first major professional acting role playing a innocent teenager who was a friend of an ex-con ex-prostitute and ex-junkie. Later, she played minor characters like in Forgetting Sarah Marshall (accepted) and Hitch with Eva Mendes and Will Smith. She also featured on two videos for music that don't have the same acclaim today. the Sensitive Man from Nick Lowe and Friends of Friends by Hospitality. Also, she was a part of several TV programs, including Big Apple, The Education from Max Bickford. as well as Cougar Town. Her favorite show was Portlandia the series, that she appeared in only for one episode. She said it was entertaining and challenging.

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