Is it true? I heard a story that when you left camp, you basically shook the coach's hand and said, like, I basically like never want to see you again?

No!

Did that never ever happen?

Well, no, she said that. She hopes that she doesn't see me again.

Oh, the 23 coach said that team.

I said me too.

Okay, perfect.

Welcome back to the recap show.

What a joy it is to be here and be your TRS hosts at it again.

Today we are starting by continuing the conversation about athletes using their platforms for good. A couple episodes ago, you know, you Tobin shared, I think the words, I will

never be silent or we will never be silent on this show. And it started to spur a conversation

in our household about the responsibility of an athlete

to use their platform and what that looks like.

So I wanted to hear to kick things off for today.

Your thoughts on what is an athlete's obligation at a time like this?

Yeah, it's super interesting.

I always felt like with the US Women'sash team because we wore the crest and we represented our country that we almost had an obligation to say something. And that was taught to us by our predecessors, you know, the generations before they always stood up. And the fight never looks the same, but that team always stands up to fight.

And I felt like during our generation, you kind of go through a process where in the beginning,

you're just happy to be there. You're happy to play soccer. You're fully focused towards like your goals there. But then as you evolve on that team, obviously the

responsibilities of the leaders on that team to kind of teach you what that looks like so that by

the time it's your turn to use your voice and your platform and lead the younger generation,

you're ready for it. So I feel like there is a bit of an

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