The United States Women’s World Cup team captured the hearts of America this summer. Just like they did in 2015 when they went won the title. One of the more notable players on the roster that became a star across the nation was Rose Lavelle. She is one of the next great soccer players in women’s soccer. And even though she’s not from Wisconsin, the state is treating her like she’s one of our own. Lavelle went to the University of Wisconsin, and she has the chance to be the face of soccer for a state that loves the sport. She delivered an amazing goal to clinch the World Cup for the United States on Sunday.

Bliss from a rose! 🌹@roselavelle sealed the @USWNT's 4th #FIFAWWC with this beautiful run 🔥 pic.twitter.com/N3VGRyU1Sb

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) July 8, 2019

Rose could be the next great one in United States soccer. There is something cool about her playing her college soccer in the state of Wisconsin. She is originally from Cincinnati, so I’m guessing she’s going to start there when it comes to her reunion tour. But after that, I expect her to live it up in the City of Milwaukee and Madison later this summer. Hopefully, we can get some Cup cellys around the city.

Charlie.