ALEX MORGAN

professional Soccer Player Olympic Gold Medalist ,FIFA World Cup Champion NY Times Bestselling Author, "Saving the Team (The Kicks)" Sports Illustrated Cover Girl x2 .

Sports speaker for hire Alex Morgan is a Forward on the US Women’s soccer team and Portland Thorns FC of the National Women’s Soccer League.  At the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Germany; she was the youngest member of the US squad. Alex scored her first career FIFA Women’s World Cup goal in a 3-1 victory against France in the tournament’s semi-final round. At the 2012 London Olympic Games, sports speaker Alex Morgan scored the game-winning goal in the 123rd minute that allowed the US team to advance past Canada in the semi-finals.

The US Women’s team would go on to capture Olympic Gold at the 2012 London Games. In May 2019, Morgan landed her second cover for Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit edition. By the completion of 2012, Alex had scored 28 goals and tallied 21 assists. Those tremendous stats put her in the same company as US soccer legend Mia Hamm being the only two American Women to amass 20 goals and 20 assists in one calendar year. Alex was also named the 2012 US Soccer Female Athlete of the Year. Sports speaker Alex Morgan is an advocate for Pay Equality in the sports field, making her a superb speaker to have at your next corporate event.  ALEX MORGAN BOOKINGS & ENDORSEMENTS: Sports speaker for hire Alex Morgan has booked major endorsement deals with companies including Coca Cola and Nike and has appeared in their national advertisements. Alex averages a goal per 90 minutes of playing time in international play and looks to be a key component to the 2015 USWNT’s return to glory and capture the 2015 World Cup in Canada. Sports speaker Alex Morgan is available for sports clinics, sporting events, and endorsements. 

APPEARANCES: ESPN, Sports Illustrated, SVT Sports, CBS, ABC News, U.S. Soccer,  TODAY, TIME

WORK WITH ALEX MORGAN: Would your organization like to hire Celebrity Women’s Soccer star Alex Morgan for an endorsement, public relations campaign, or one of a kind appearance at your next conference or special event? Contact ISCAA today to hire Alex Morgan or another great sports speaker .

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HOPE SOLO

Professional Soccer Goalkeeper; Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist; World Cup Champion; Currently Plays for the Seattle Reign FC .

Hope Solo is widely considered the best goalkeeper in the world and has been the starter for the United States women's national team since 2005. She has recently returned to the starting lineup after undergoing major surgery in September of 2010, missing all of World Cup qualifying.

She scored 109 goals as a high school forward before moving to goal in college where she played for the University of Washington near her hometown of Richland, Washington.

She played in her first World Cup and allowed two goals in four games before being benched by coach Greg Ryan before the 2007 semifinal, a 4-0 loss to Brazil. She was suspended from the team after she criticized Ryan after the match. She returned to the team shortly after and was once again the starting goalkeeper for the 2008 Olympics. She shut out Brazil in the gold medal game, including a heart-stopping, point-blank save on Brazilian super star Marta in the second half.

Solo started her Women's Professional Soccer career playing for Saint Louis Athletica and was named Goalkeeper of the Year in 2009. Since then, she has played for the Atlanta Beat and magicJack and is a two-time WPS All Star.

Starting for the U.S. at the 2011 World Cup, Solo recorded two shutouts in group play and then made a save in a penalty shootout against Brazil in the quarterfinal, helping the Americans advance to the semis. The U.S. reached the final, falling to Japan in a penalty shootouot after a 2-2 draw, and Solo was awarded the adidas Golden Glove by FIFA as the tournament's top goalkeeper.

When not playing soccer, Hope enjoys reading, basketball, beach volleyball, and other outdoor activities. She is interested in traveling the world and wants to give back through community service projects.

After the 2011 World Cup, Hope participated in the 13th season of Dancing with the Stars, and was featured in The Body Issue of ESPN the Magazine. In the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, she captured her 2nd gold medal while recording three shutouts.

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TIM HOWARD

professional Goalkeeper for Everton in the English Premier League Starting Goalkeeper for the US National Team .

Soccer player and sports speaker Tim Howard is a goalkeeper for the United States National team. Beginning his career with the North Jersey Imerials he made a move to the MetroStars, now known as the New York Red Bulls. Howard’s goalkeeping skills did not go unnoticed internationally and in 2003 he signed with Manchester United then moved to Everton Football Club based in Liverpool in 2007.

Tim Howard helped the team win the 2003 FA Community Shield, the 2003-04 FA Cup and the 2005-06 League Cup. Tim went on loan with the signing of Edwin van der Sar, and went to play for Everton and signed permanently with them in February 2007. In January 2012, Tim scored a goal and his first as a professional soccer player against the Bolton Wanderers. This made him the fourth goalkeeper and the second American to score a goal in a Premier League match.

He first represented the United States in 2002 and he later established himself as a first choice goalkeeper and started all of the games for Team USA at the 2010 World Cup. In 2014 Tim Howard reached his 100th cap making his one hundredth appearance in an international game playing for the US against Nigeria. He went on to compete in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Considered the underdog in the tournament, the United States team went up against Ghana in the first round defeating the team two to one. In 2014, Tim released his book, The Keeper, in which he opened up about his life with Tourette Syndrome and obsessive compulsive disorder.

Tim Howard is available for sporting events, sports clinics and endorsements.

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