Soccer, and those you know we got some problems,

a no, we don't know where we're talking out to solve them.

We may laugh, we might learn, we might be.

Your games with some peace. He needs.

Hi Jade. Hi, how are you?

Good, thanks so much for coming on.

Where are you right now?

Currently in my Harvard dorm.

Nice.

Yeah, yeah.

Your own room?

Do you have a roommate?

I have a hallway single, so my own room and then the girls that I was roommates with last year

live at the end of the hall so we're kind of like all in the same hallway which is nice.

Wow yeah. Are you good like sleeping in a dorm? Like do you are you a good sleeper? I usually am like I can the lights are on. Yeah.

Music could be blasting and I can conk out for the night. Yeah, that's a

thing. Well, that's because we're so busy. I'm sure that's why. So speaking of busy we

know you've been very busy the last few years.

So we'd love to know about your time with the national team.

Highs, can you tell us a little bit about that?

Yeah, so, I mean, it's been a crazy couple of years with the national team. I think that, you know, the transition from the youth program to the women's one is always a jump for sure, you know,

from the on-field stuff like the speed of play and what not just to like the off the field demands that everything all the standards are higher and so I think in that sense that you know everything becomes more difficult And obviously the competition and level that you're playing at,

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