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She was born to Pamela S. Morgan and Michael T. Morgan in Dimond Bar, CA.
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Alex Morgan was a multi-sport athlete and didn't start playing organized soccer until she was 14.
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Alex Morgan atteneds Dimond Bar High School in Dimond Bar, CA.
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After only a few years playing competitive soccer, Alex Morgan gets invited to join the US Women's National Team. This is the team that she goes to the FIFA World Cup U20 Tournament.
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Alex Morgan scored 45 goals, tieing the previous record that had been set. She did this even while missing some games to go to national team training.
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She plays for the US Women's National Team, scoring a goal. This goal was named the best of the tournament and the 2nd best all year.
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In 2009 Alex Morgan became the youngest soccer player to be accepted into the United States Women's National Team.
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She becomes the youngest player on the United States Women's National Team. Picture Creadits: Alex Morgan training 2012 by Cropbot on WikiCommons
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She graduates a semester early due to hard work then goes to join the National team.
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Alex Morgan signed off to play for the Western New York Flash, after being the first overall pick in the US Women's Team Draft.
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Alex Morgan played as a starter in the World Cup finals against Japan. They tied 2-2 in regulation time but lost in penalty kicks 3-1. Picture Creadits: Alex Morgan USA Warmup by Ampatent on WikiCommons
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Alex Morgn signed to join the Seattle Sounders joining her national teammates Hope Solo, Sydney Leroux, Megan Rapinoe and Stephanie Cox. Picture Credits: Alex Morgan 13 by Micky V on Flickr
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This is her first award other than an Olympic gold medal. Picture Credits: Alex Morgan Photo for Wiki by PicSixer on WikiCommons
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Alex Morgan first was signed to play for the Portland Thorns, a professional team in Portland, Orgeon.
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Alex Morgan modeled for Sports Illustrated Swimsuits 2014. Photo Credits: Alex Morgan by Jacoplane on WikiCommons
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Alex Morgan brings in the new year by getting married. She married Servando Carrasco, a player for the Houston Dynamo #17.