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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
Fair Allen's career was marked by her ability to perform at the highest level in some of the most pressure-filled moments in international soccer. Her presence in the midfield was crucial to the team's balance, as she was able to both defend and attack with equal proficiency. Her tactical awareness and ability to read the game made her a valuable asset to the U.S. team, especially during their World Cup and Olympic campaigns. She retired from international play in 2005, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and dedication to the sport.
One of the most unique aspects of Fair Allen's career was her partnership with her twin sister, Ronnie Fair, who also played for the USWNT. The two made history on May 9, 1997, when they became the first pair of sisters to play together for the U.S. women's national team in a match against England. This moment was a testament to the Fair family's deep connection to soccer and their shared commitment to the sport. While both sisters had successful careers, Lorraine's achievements on the international stage stand out as some of the most memorable in U.S. women's soccer history.
In 2023, Lorraine Fair Allen was honored by being inducted into the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame, a recognition of her outstanding contributions to the sport and her impact on the local and national soccer communities. Her induction serves as a reminder of her lasting influence on the game and her role in inspiring future generations of female soccer players. Even in retirement, Fair Allen's legacy continues to resonate within the soccer world, as she remains a symbol of excellence and perseverance.
- Member of the 1999 World Cup Champion U.S. women's national soccer team.
- Represented the U.S. in three Olympic Games during her international career.
- First pair of sisters to play together on the USWNT with her twin sister, Ronnie Fair, in 1997.
- Retired from international play in 2005 after a decade of contributions to the USWNT.
- Inducted into the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame in 2023.
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