# data[].attributes.headline
outside source 1: best goals and skills of Carli 

# data[].attributes.subject
outside source 1: best goals and skills of Carli 

# data[].attributes.body
https://youtu.be/kvFqBN-7BCU

# data[].attributes.headline
outside source 2: winning FIFA world player of the year. 

# data[].attributes.subject
outside source 2: winning FIFA world player of the year. 

# data[].attributes.body
https://youtu.be/AVBzT55h_FE

# data[].attributes.headline
outside source 3: first cap and first goal for full national team

# data[].attributes.subject
outside source 3: first cap and first goal for full national team

# data[].attributes.body
https://youtu.be/vZIxMZ5qaLo

# data[].attributes.headline
outside source 4: interview of winning world cup 2015

# data[].attributes.subject
outside source 4: interview of winning world cup 2015

# data[].attributes.body
https://youtu.be/_HrEF5yQKoU

# data[].attributes.headline
outside source 5: New Jersey Life of Carli

# data[].attributes.subject
outside source 5: New Jersey Life of Carli

# data[].attributes.body
https://youtu.be/RWTmJ_4lbjk

# data[].attributes.body
At 12, Carli leaves Delran Dynamite and decides to try out for the South Jersey select team. She doesn't make it and is devastated. It's the first time she doesn't make a team.

# data[].attributes.body
She gets a leader in the mail from Joe Dadura. He's starting a U-13 team at a club called the Medford Strikers. She joins and becomes top of team. They win 2 consecutive New Jersey State Cups and sour into National rankings.

# data[].attributes.headline
post 3: The New Jersey Olympic Development program

# data[].attributes.subject
post 3: The New Jersey Olympic Development program

# data[].attributes.body
In 1996, at age 14 she makes the New Jersey Olympic Development program. This means every year she attends a regional camp that lasts a week. At the end they pick 18 players to be a team and represent them. Carli doesn't make it but this time it teaches her a valuable lesson. "I learn that if you don't approach the game with the right mentality, you have no shot to deliver your best." page 29

# data[].attributes.body
She plays 4 years at Derlan High School, wins 2 state finals and is named Durlington COunty Player of the Year twice.

# data[].attributes.body
After highschool ball, she decides to stay in New Jersey and go to Rutgers and play for Coach Glenn Crooks. She gets named All American and Big East Rookie of the year with 15 goals and 7 assists.

# data[].attributes.body
She's about to quit soccer altogether, when she finds out the U21's will be playing her normal team in a friendly game. She plays the game super well. Chris Petrucelli says "Carli was a different player, her overall commitment to playing the game was way different that night"(page 37). The next day he calls her asking for her to come back and play with them again.

# data[].attributes.body
She gets scouted for the U21 national team, and makes her first international trip to FInland in July of 2002. She doesn't get much playing time but she's happy to be part of the team that knocks of Germany in the finals. It's a significant step up the ladder for her.

# data[].attributes.body
Jerry Smith hands over coaching to Chris Petrucelli. He tells her that she "is not performing t the level of a nation team player" and tells her she won't be playing in the nordic cup or trip to brazil. Page 35

# data[].attributes.body
She finishes her college seasons and in December calls James Galanis, a really good trainer, for sessions. James teaches her the five pillars to be a elite soccer player. "Technical skill, Tactical awareness, physical power, mental toughness, and character" (page 42). He also tells her that it's going to take a lot of hard work and practice. His talk is brutal but just what she needed.

# data[].attributes.body
She is invited to Chris Petrucelli's 021 camp in 2004 and from the start she's playing like a whole new player. On page 51, Chris states "it was as if Carli had become a different person", and says that "it was clear that soccer had become her ultimate focas". In march they got to China and play three games. She scores in the front of a huge crowd and her team ends up winning all three games.

# data[].attributes.body
Her U21 national team wins the Nordic cup, crushing all four opponents. The famously, known national team wins gold in the Athens Olympic games. Greg Ryan takes over coaching for April early in 2005 and on July 10, 2005 after a few camps, and lots of hard work at practices, Carli finally gets rostered for the match against Ukraine. It's the first time she'll be recognized as a official full national team player. She's all nerves and adrenaline and James calms her down by telling her among other things that "this is just a starting point, we are going to keep working and you are going to get better and better" and that "it is the same game and you are the same player" (page 53).

# data[].attributes.body
They return home and continue the monthly camps in preparation for the Nordic Cup. When she's not there, she's working day and night training with James. At the end of a April camp she gets a call from April Heinrichs, the couch of the full, famously known Women's Nation team. She tells her that "the whole national team staff, along with Chris Petrucelli and his staff, have been very impressed with your ability and your potential to grow as a player at this level" (page 53 ).April then invites her to train with the full national team in Carson, California. She's thrilled and so nervous. Some girls are nice others quite chilly. She does good and impresses the coaches.

# data[].attributes.body
In her second game, they're playing against Mexico in late October.She comes in during the second half for Aly. As the game is about to end, she hits a shot from the 30 and looses her balance, falling and breaking her wrist. She's out for 6 weeks. After her wrist heals they have a camp in January 2006, then travels to China for the Four Nations Cup, her first international trip at full national team level. She barley plays at all and feels unconfident on the ball. "I feel as though Greg Ryan is all over my case, mostly about my defense" (page 67) She's a very offensive player but Greg wants a defensive player.

# data[].attributes.body
She has to get a attorney because of the new paychecks for being on the national team. She is starting to have problems with her parents constant questions and bad advice. She also decides her attorney just isn't right for her and doesn't want to stick with him. She decides to get a new one that isn't a family friend and her parents go ballistic. They have a huge fight but she gets a new attorney and is happy with him. "It turns out to be one of the best moves I've ever made" (page 72)

# data[].attributes.body
Early in the second half after Tiffeny Milbrett gets the game to a 5-0 lead, the coach sends in Carli. At first she's super scared and full of personal doubt, but gradually she calms down and she is taking risks and playing great. The couches are very happy with her play. She also plays in the U21 Nordic cup and they win blowing out Norway in the championship 4-1. Not long after she gets a $5,000 Athletic Support Grant from the US Olympic Committee. She says on page 64 that "it's a huge deal to me, an affirmation that things are heading in a good direction".

# data[].attributes.body
Abby Wambach is out for the Olympics which really scares the team. They start off losing 2-0 in the first game. They win the next game against Japan 1-0 with Carli's goal. Next they beat New Zealand 4-0. They beat Canada 2-1 nd get into semi finals. They beat Japan 4-2 and are in the championship against Brazil (the team they lost to in the World Cup). Carli gets the winning goal during overtime and they win gold. It's a total team triumph and they are as united as ever. Back in her hometown after the game, there is a parade thrown for Carli. Three months later she moves into her own place.

# data[].attributes.body
They head to Portugal for the Algarve cup where they play China first. Carli gets the winning goal and scores in the next three games. She named Tournament MVP, and Top Goal Scorer, and it sails her confidence. In late July Greg goes off on the team and leaves everyone crumpled. He stays on their case for the rest of the summer.

# data[].attributes.body
The game is october 1st, 2006, in a friendly against Chinese Taipei, in Carson California. It's 7-0 and carli gets a shot on goal. It's her first goal for the national team career. Her defense is still struggling and she's getting in constant trouble with the coach. They take a break for the holidays and Carli refuses to rest

# data[].attributes.body
After the Mexico game at the end of the season Greg resigns as coach. Pia Sundhage takes over. She is opposite of Greg and Carli loves her coaching technique. She feels more secure and positive as ever. They qualify for the Olympics and have won all 14 games they've played under Pia's coaching. Things with Carli's parents still haven't gotten better and she decides to move out. A few days later she breaks her nose playing against Brazil. She has to wear a mask that completely throws her off her game.

# data[].attributes.body
They tie the first game against Korea, Carli plays well. They win their second game 2-0 against Sweden. They win their third game 1-0 against Nigeria. Carli starts all three games. She doesn't start against England, but they beat them. There is intense drama off the field and when Greg switches out their great goalkeeper Hope Solo against Brazil in the championship. They loose 4-0 because of it, their first lost in 18 months and greatest ever loss in the World Cup. Hope Solo completely goes off on Greg to the media, and gets excluded from everything, even the award ceremony. Carli is a good friend of Hope and sticks to her side of things which gets her shunned too, and doesn't get much playing time.

# data[].attributes.body
* Lloyd, Carli. Carli Lloyd, When Nobody Was Wathcing. Edited by Wayne Coffey, New
York, New York, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2016.

* "Carli Lloyd- Best Skills & Goals." YouTube, uploaded by R.K.Soccer ns, 6 May
2016, youtu.be/kvFqBN-7BCU. Accessed 21 Jan. 2019.

*"THE BEST FIFA WOMEN'S PLAYER 2016 - Carli Lloyd WINNER." YouTube, uploaded by
FIFATV, 9 Jan. 2017, youtu.be/AVBzT55h_FE. Accessed 21 Jan. 2019.

*"100 Firsts: U.S. WNT Midfielder Carli Lloyd." YouTube, uploaded by U.S. Soccer,
4 Feb. 2013, youtu.be/vZIxMZ5qaLo. Accessed 21 Jan. 2019.

*"Carli Lloyd on Winning the World Cup." YouTube, uploaded by The Late Late Show
with James Corden, 13 July 2015, youtu.be/_HrEF5yQKoU. Accessed 21 Jan.
2019.

*"Carli Lloyd: New Jersey State of Mind [Back Home]." YouTube, uploaded by U.S.
Soccer, 20 July 2012, youtu.be/RWTmJ_4lbjk. Accessed 21 Jan. 2019.