Trinity Rodman is a rarity in soccer.
Almost all American women her age take a well-traveled path: They play soccer in college and then, after graduation, they join the National Women’s Soccer League via the draft or sign in Europe.
But at 18, before playing a single minute of university soccer, Rodman felt it was already time to go pro. Read More
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