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|July 24, 2023
Megan Rapinoe redefined women's sports. Now she's aiming for a three-peat in her final World Cup
Rapinoe at Interbay Soccer Stadium in Seattle on June 5
MEGAN RAPINOE THRIVES ON NOISE.
Most athletes strive to be "in the zone" that state of quiet mental focus enabling players to block out the cheers and jeers of stadium crowds, allowing performance to peak. Rapinoe, however, takes in all the chatter. "I'm hearing the crowds, I'm hearing the fans," she says. The two-time defending World Cup champion forward for the U.S. is reclining on a restaurant couch in Seattle, where she plays for the OL Reign of the National Women's Soccer League, wearing rhinestone-studded jeans and a tricolored shirt-white, red, and black with a flower pattern running down the sleeves. "Every time I go over for a corner kick," says Rapinoe, "I'm always like, 'Hey, what's going on here?'"
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