#mia hamm
USWNT Birthdays
Heather O’Reilly—January 2, 1985
Kristie Mewis—February 25, 1991
Moe Brian—February 26, 1993
Jessica McDonald—February 28, 1988
Mia Hamm—March 17, 1972
Julie Ertz—April 6, 1992
Alyssa Naeher—April 20, 1988
Mal Pugh—April 29, 1998
Sydney Leroux—May 7, 1990
Abby Dahlkemper—May 13, 1993
Rose Lavelle—May 14, 1995
Lynn Williams—May 21, 1993
Lindsey Horan—May 26, 1994
Tobin Heath—May 29, 1988
Abby Wambach—June 2, 1980
Becky Sauerbrunn—June 6, 1985
Alex Morgan—July 2, 1989
Crystal Dunn—July 3, 1992
Megan Rapinoe—July 5, 1985
Carli Lloyd—July 16, 1982
Ali Krieger—July 28, 1984
Hope Solo—July 30, 1981
Meghan Klingenberg—August 2, 1988
Kelley O’Hara—August 4, 1988
Allie Long—August 13, 1987
Casey Short—August 23, 1990
Vlatko Andonovski—September 14, 1976
Midge Purce—September 18, 1995
Tierna Davidson—September 19, 1998
Sam Mewis—October 9, 1992
Ashlyn Harris—October 19, 1985
AD Franch—November 12, 1990
Emily Sonnett—November 25, 1993
Andi Sullivan—December 20, 1995
Christen Press—December 29, 1988
Mia Hamm doesn’t just play for kicks. She’s one of the most talented soccer players of all time and almost didn’t make it onto the field at all. As a child, she had a foot condition that required her to wear corrective shoes. She certainlywasn’t going to let that stop her from becoming a powerhouse athlete though. She pushed ahead to win a roomful of trophies, including recognitions from FIFA and Olympic glory. Going into overtime off the field, she also raises awareness about bone marrow donation in honor of her brother Garrett, who died of aplastic anemia.
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