If we take some past history from Wikipedia the Alexandra Patricia· Alex "Morgan (born July 2, 1989) was a United States soccer player, Olympic gold medalist and the FIFA Women's World Cup champions. She is proud of Orlando NWSL and United States women's national soccer team striker. From the University of California, Berkeley, where she played for the women's team, graduated early Morgan was drafted soon after overall by New York's West lightning in the 2011 WPS draft first. There, her first appearance on the professional, and the team won the League title.
22 year old of that year, she was the national team's youngest player at the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. In the 2012 London Olympics, in her semi-final match against Canada 123th minute winning goal. She finished in 2012, 28 goals and 21 assists, joining MIA · Hamm, as the only United States women's 20 goals and collecting 20 assists during the same calendar, let her six and the youngest United States players scored 20 goals in one year. She was subsequently named the United States soccer female athlete, nominated for FIFA World Player of the year.
Football player Alex Morgan has starred in, won the Olympic gold medal and the FIFA Women's World Cup of the United States national team.
World Cup champions, ranked 1th in the world, will be seeking their fourth Olympic gold medal and fifth overall.
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Alex Morgan in 2009 became the youngest United States women's national soccer team in 2011, the champion in the women's professional soccer league draft. During the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, Morgan has won her first Olympic gold medal, description United States women defeated Japan. Three years later, she is a leader once again beat Japan to win the FIFA Women's World Cup team.
Early life
Alex Morgan is in the process of growing up, a player, but she didn't start playing organized football until she was 14 years old. She attended diamond bar high school, where she was three-time all-League selection, named NSCAA All-American. After graduating from high school, Morgan went to the University of California, Berkeley, where she led the Golden Bears each of her four years of NCAA tournament (and the second round twice). In 2008, her United States U-20 on FIFA Women's World Cup, beat North Korea scored in the final to win the title – named by the FIFA game and the second-best goals, goals for this year.
At the end of her career at Berkeley, in 2010, tied her for the third time in the autumn European shooters, on the list of schools with 45 goals, she measured in units, with 107 third. (She is in her third year playing a game for the national team, missed a number of Berkeley games or she may complete these two on the list, 1st). She was named all--Pac-10 team four times, all-Pac 10 academic awards of excellence selection three times.
Professional and international stars
In 2011, Alex Morgan drafted first overall in New York's West lightning 2011 women's professional soccer league draft. That same year, she was in the United States women's national team at the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. The youngest player, she scored her first World Cup semifinal against France, and the team went to the finals (only in the penalty shootout defeat to Japan).
A WPS suspended League-the end of the 2011 season, Morgan joined Seattle Sounders Football League of women W-Alliance, hope solo, Sydney Leroux, Stephanie · Cox and Megan Rapinoe other the United States national team member. She later joined the national women's Football League FC Portland thorns.
In 2012, Morgan spot landing United States Olympic women's soccer team. During the 2012 Summer Olympics, held in London, Morgan won her first Olympic gold medal, gold, with the United States. Team 2:1 defeated Japan team, watched nearly 80,300 revenge games the largest football crowd in Olympic history. This victory marked the five Olympic champions United States women since women's soccer was first included in the Olympic Games (1996) fourth.
Spring 2015 by a knee injury, Morgan was not full strength the first FIFA World Cup in June. However, the star forward through the end of the group stage returned to the starting lineup and to illustrate United States women claimed their first World Cup title since 1999.
In March 2016, Morgan joined several of her teammates United States soccer, reasons for women's and men's national team player in the inequality between the pay of wage discrimination complaints.
