Most players spend their entire career mastering one position. Avery Patterson has played six. From central midfielder to center back to right wing to right back, she's reinvented herself at every level of soccer. In this episode, I'm talking about the Houston Dash MVP who went from second-round draft pick to NWSL Best XI in just two seasons — and how she scored two goals in an NCAA championship final and still lost. Plus, I'm sharing what it's like when you have to keep proving yourself in new roles, and why getting stuck in an elevator before your national team debut might actually be the most Avery Patterson thing ever.

Trinity Rodman just became the highest-paid player in women's soccer history. But her journey to that $2 million contract started in places most people don't talk about — including living in a car with her mom and brother. In this episode, I'm diving into Trinity's story: the childhood struggles, the fearless playing style, the injuries she's fought through, and why she recently opened up about her complicated relationship with her famous dad. Plus, I'm sharing what it means to me to have a dad who was my first soccer coach, and why Trinity's resilience hits differently because of that.

Naomi Girma doesn’t need the spotlight to make an impact — her calm, intelligence, and consistency speak for themselves.

In this episode of Life of a Soccer Girl, Evie dives into the story of Naomi Girma, one of the best defenders in the world. From her early days playing soccer with her family to captaining Stanford to a national championship, becoming the No. 1 overall NWSL draft pick, and winning Olympic gold with the U.S. Women’s National Team, Naomi’s journey is all about trust and composure.

Evie talks about why Naomi’s calm presence makes her such a powerful leader, how defenders shape the game in ways people don’t always notice, and why being steady under pressure can be just as important as scoring goals. This episode also explores how Naomi plays every minute when it matters most — and what young players can learn from her quiet confidence.