Mia Hamm's soccer resume is full.
She was a two-time women's world player of the year and the first player of either gender to score 100 international goals. She helped the U.S. to titles in the first women's World Cup and first women's Olympic soccer competition — then won a second championship in each tournament eight years later.
She was on the board at Roma when the Italian team made the UEFA Champions League semifinals and in the owners' suite when LAFC, a team she helped found, made the CONCACAF Champions League final. She's enshrined in five halls of fame.
