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Lorrie Fair

She was a member of the 1996 NCAA Division I Soccer Championship at UNC; She was a member of the 1996 Gold Medal U.S. women's soccer team

Lorraine Fair Allen, born Lorraine Ming Fair on August 5, 1978, is a retired American professional soccer midfielder who made a significant impact on the United States women's national soccer team (USWNT). She was a key member of the 1999 World Cup Champion team, a squad that helped elevate women's soccer to new heights in the United States and globally. Over her ten-year international career, Fair Allen represented the U.S. in one World Cup and three Olympic Games, showcasing her versatility and skill in the midfield. Her contributions to the team were instrumental in the USWNT's dominance during that era.

Fair Allen's career is also notable for her unique family connection to the sport. Her twin sister, Ronnie Fair (now Ronnie Fair Sullins), was also a member of the USWNT. The two made history on May 9, 1997, when they played together in a match against England in San Jose, California. This marked the first time a pair of sisters played together on the U.S. women's national team, a moment that remains a special part of the team's history. The Fair sisters' presence on the field was a testament to their shared passion and dedication to the sport.

Throughout her career, Fair Allen was known for her technical ability, vision, and leadership on the field. She was a reliable and consistent performer, often playing a pivotal role in the team's midfield, where she helped control the tempo of the game. Her contributions were not limited to her on-field performance; she was also a respected figure in the locker room, known for her professionalism and work ethic. After retiring from international play in 2005, Fair Allen left behind a legacy of excellence and commitment to the sport.

In 2023, Lorraine Fair Allen was honored with induction into the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame, a recognition of her outstanding contributions to soccer and her impact on the sport in the region. This accolade further solidified her place among the greats of American soccer. Her career continues to inspire young athletes, particularly those aspiring to represent their country on the international stage. Contact Lorraine Fair Allen speaker booking agent Direct Sportslink for Lorraine Fair Allen speaker and appearance fees and to find other similar sports celebrity motivational speakers for your event.

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