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<p>The triumph of the <a href="https://www.someecards.com/news/news/alex-mogan-uswnt-womens-world-cup-english-sipping-tea/">US Women&#39;s National Team</a> at the World Cup has been the best (and only) feel good story of the summer.</p><p>Without compromising an iota of their awesomeness, the team broke the record for the<a href="https://time.com/5621639/team-usa-2019-world-cup-records/"> most goals in a signle women&#39;s World Cup match</a>, laughed off being <a href="https://www.someecards.com/news/news/trump-congratulated-megan-rapinoe-world-cup-massively-backfired/">trolled by the president,</a> and now deserve to <a href="https://www.someecards.com/life/sports/us-womens-soccer-equal-pay/">get paid!</a></p><p>Among the ecstatic social media celebrations declaring Megan Rapinoe president was this adorable tribute to Rose Lavelle, who<a href="https://deadspin.com/rose-lavelle-dribbled-her-way-into-world-cup-immortalit-1836182147"> scored the goal against the Netherlands</a> that secured the championship.</p><p>Lavelle&#39;s elementary school, St. Vincent Ferrer School in Cincinnati, Ohio, honored their hometown hero with a post featuring an 8-year-old Lavelle dressed up as soccer legend Mia Hamm back in 2003.</p><p> </p><figure class="image"><div class="image-container"><img alt="" data-attribution="Facebook: St. Vincent Ferrer School Cincinatti" data-attribution-url="https://www.facebook.com/StVincentFerrerSchoolCincinnati/posts/2786230448057132?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARAt_D3qRWO_fUDBZbPMVH_p-QrVaqqenWrp6QbFPQu8yNOubY8frI6RfFKWnCFx85dhJy7cgBPxuSdMlh7umhOB7zQgtiwiMWzmpx-BZcM5cokS06m_iLGZ8J8nT05HBHrWjMgZgkqzoRbXt8_OKo3qtOFS1RFNptkM7kKKakfpDDadDvn9suDQVntWP0CPd6IEHJz3kvGhHJpd7caEhglF4l37ONsrYJ33alool1-qhUq7dt2C8wYvitsQvTi3CcI9pHKtBMDwfZOFOXCK_7PKlMMyoPN1O3xlkJduWSTeQOsyKm96ctK-EN_EsKeh2ZUd5tSS6KfWV_77c8NXJpWT8w&amp;__tn__=-R" height="778" src="//cdn.someecards.com/posts/screen-shot-2019-07-09-at-15642-pm-JMpFAD.png" width="498" /></div><div class="image-attribution"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/StVincentFerrerSchoolCincinnati/posts/2786230448057132?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARAt_D3qRWO_fUDBZbPMVH_p-QrVaqqenWrp6QbFPQu8yNOubY8frI6RfFKWnCFx85dhJy7cgBPxuSdMlh7umhOB7zQgtiwiMWzmpx-BZcM5cokS06m_iLGZ8J8nT05HBHrWjMgZgkqzoRbXt8_OKo3qtOFS1RFNptkM7kKKakfpDDadDvn9suDQVntWP0CPd6IEHJz3kvGhHJpd7caEhglF4l37ONsrYJ33alool1-qhUq7dt2C8wYvitsQvTi3CcI9pHKtBMDwfZOFOXCK_7PKlMMyoPN1O3xlkJduWSTeQOsyKm96ctK-EN_EsKeh2ZUd5tSS6KfWV_77c8NXJpWT8w&amp;__tn__=-R">Facebook: St. Vincent Ferrer School Cincinatti</a></div></figure><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>&quot;Once upon a time, this little girl dressed up as her hero, Mia Hamm, for a book sharing project,&quot; the principal, <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/07/09/before-world-cup-triumph-rose-lavelle-dressed-mia-hamm-third-grade-book-project/?utm_term=.5305d5a40033">Mikki Dunkley wrote</a>. &quot;Today, this amazing woman won her own gold medal, wearing the number 16, as part of the United States National Women&rsquo;s Team that won their 4th World Cup Championship AND she won the Bronze Ball as the third best player in the tournament! Now, little girls everywhere look up to her, and will be working hard to become like Rose<a href="http://rose.here/" target="_blank">.</a> Here&rsquo;s to you, Rose Lavelle, and the entire Lavelle Family. The St. Vincent Ferrer School and Church Community are so proud of you!&quot;</p><p>Principal Dunkley had the old picture of Lavelle because her daughter Caitlin was in Lavelle&#39;s class.</p><p>Lavelle&#39;s third grade teacher, Lisa Neubauer, told <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/07/09/before-world-cup-triumph-rose-lavelle-dressed-mia-hamm-third-grade-book-project/?utm_term=.5305d5a40033"><em>The Washington Post </em></a>that the champion was always a killer player.</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>&quot;She was very popular with the boys and girls, but the boys would come in and gripe after recess that she was beating them at soccer all the time,&quot; she said.</p><p data-elm-loc="16">&quot;Even from such a young age, everyone knew that she was the best, she was the fastest,&quot; classmate Bryan Barrett added. &quot;A lot of the guys in our class tried to race her to see if they could beat her. We all tried to get her to show off her soccer skills. She could do kind of a front-flip cartwheel throw-in that we all thought was the most incredible thing we ever saw.&quot;</p><p data-elm-loc="16">Until this.</p><div class="oembedall-container sec-iframe sec-oembed-iframe"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Speechless, <a href="https://twitter.com/roselavelle?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@roselavelle</a><br><br>🔥🌹🔥🌹🔥🌹 <a href="https://t.co/m0qQnOCWpM">pic.twitter.com/m0qQnOCWpM</a></p>&mdash; U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) <a href="https://twitter.com/USWNT/status/1147907113865400320?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 7, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>As someone who dressed up as Austin Powers in third grade, I sadly have yet to become Mike Myers. </p><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Soccer star Rose Lavelle's elementary school shared her book report on Mia Hamm, and it deserves a trophy.

The triumph of the US Women&#39;s National Team at the World Cup has been the best (and only) feel good story of the summer.Without compromising an iota of their awesomeness, the team broke the record for the most goals in a signle women&#39;s World Cup match, laughed off being trolled by the president, and now deserve to get paid!Among the ecstatic social media celebrations declaring Megan Rapinoe president was this adorable tribute to Rose Lavelle, who scored the goal against the Netherlands that secured the championship.Lavelle&#39;s elementary school, St. Vincent Ferrer School in Cincinnati, Ohio, honored their hometown hero with a post featuring an 8-year-old Lavelle dressed up as soccer legend Mia Hamm back in 2003. Facebook: St. Vincent Ferrer School Cincinatti&quot;Once upon a time, this little girl dressed up as her hero, Mia Hamm, for a book sharing project,&quot; the principal, Mikki Dunkley wrote. &quot;Today, this amazing woman won her own gold medal, wearing the number 16, as part of the United States National Women&rsquo;s Team that won their 4th World Cup Championship AND she won the Bronze Ball as the third best player in the tournament! Now, little girls everywhere look up to her, and will be working hard to become like Rose. Here&rsquo;s to you, Rose Lavelle, and the entire Lavelle Family. The St. Vincent Ferrer School and Church Community are so proud of you!&quot;Principal Dunkley had the old picture of Lavelle because her daughter Caitlin was in Lavelle&#39;s class.Lavelle&#39;s third grade teacher, Lisa Neubauer, told The Washington Post that the champion was always a killer player.&quot;She was very popular with the boys and girls, but the boys would come in and gripe after recess that she was beating them at soccer all the time,&quot; she said.&quot;Even from such a young age, everyone knew that she was the best, she was the fastest,&quot; classmate Bryan Barrett added. &quot;A lot of the guys in our class tried to race her to see if they could beat her. We all tried to get her to show off her soccer skills. She could do kind of a front-flip cartwheel throw-in that we all thought was the most incredible thing we ever saw.&quot;Until this.Speechless, @roselavelle🔥🌹🔥🌹🔥🌹 pic.twitter.com/m0qQnOCWpM&mdash; U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) July 7, 2019 As someone who dressed up as Austin Powers in third grade, I sadly have yet to become Mike Myers. 

The triumph of the US Women&#39;s National Team at the World Cup has been the best (and only) feel good story of the summer.  Without compromising an iota of their awesomeness, the team broke the record for the most goals in a signle...