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NY Times · Jul 22, 2023

Sophia Smith Has Been Ready for Her World Cup Moment

Sophia Smith of the United States kicking the ball with her left foot for a goal while a Vietnam defender chases her.In the weeks before the Women’s World Cup, Sophia Smith admitted that she wanted to be the first United States player to score a goal in the tournament. Of course she did. Like every great athlete, she has long envisioned herself as a star.

Growing up in Colorado as the youngest of three girls, Smith spent years trying to keep up with her sporty sisters. She was the sibling relegated to the middle seat of the car, the one who tagged along at basketball practices, the baby yearning to be noticed.

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