Alex Morgan
Forward · U.S. Women's National Team
Soccer · World Champion
Alex Morgan
A two-time FIFA Women's World Cup champion and three-time Olympian who built her international career on a foundation laid at UC Berkeley.
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FIFA Women's World Cup Titles
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Olympic Games Appearances
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U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year Awards
The Backstory
A Decorated International Career
Cal Soccer, 2007–2010
Played collegiate soccer at the University of California, Berkeley, laying the groundwork for her international career.
World Cup and Olympic Champion
Won FIFA Women's World Cup titles in 2015 and 2019, and competed in three Olympic Games, winning gold in 2012 and bronze in 2020.
Among the USWNT's All-Time Best
Ranks in the top ten all-time for the U.S. Women's National Team in appearances, goals, and assists, and was named U.S. Soccer's Female Athlete of the Year in both 2012 and 2018.
A Club Champion, Too
Won the WPS title in 2011, the NWSL title in 2013, and the UEFA Champions League in 2016-17.
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2007 → 2020
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2007–2010
Plays collegiate soccer at UC Berkeley
Built the foundation for her professional and international career.
International & Club Success
Two World Cups, three Olympics, and a place among the USWNT's all-time greats.
2x FIFA Women's World Cup Champion — 2015 and 2019
3x Olympian — Gold medal 2012, bronze medal 2020
Top-10 all-time in USWNT appearances — Also top-10 in goals and assists
2x U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year — 2012 and 2018
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Honors & Awards
FIFA Women's World Cup Champion
Won two Women's World Cup titles with the U.S. Women's National Team.
Olympic Gold Medalist
Won gold at the London Olympic Games.
Olympic Bronze Medalist
Medaled in her third Olympic Games appearance.
U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year
Recognized as the top female player in U.S. Soccer twice.
More To Know
Deeper Cuts on Alex Morgan
She was born in San Dimas, California, and met her husband, Servando Carrasco, while both were students at Cal.
In a 2019 World Cup group-stage rout of Thailand she scored five goals in one match, matching Michelle Akers' single-game record from 1991.
She finished her USWNT career with 224 caps and 123 international goals.
In 2015 she became the first woman to appear on the cover of an EA Sports FIFA video game, featured on FIFA 16 packaging alongside Lionel Messi.
Away from the field, she co-created 'The Kicks,' a middle-grade book series with author James Frey that was later adapted into an Amazon Prime series.
She retired from professional soccer in September 2024 during her second pregnancy, having already helped the 2015 World Cup-winning team earn New York City's first ticker-tape parade for a women's sports team.
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