With her team-high four golds, 19-year-old Jaedyn Shaw is a major reason why the USWNT will play in Sunday's Gold Cup final vs. Brazil.
Jaedyn Shaw is always coming up to Alex Morgan and asking the veteran superstar all kinds of soccer questions. The two forwards, 15 years apart in age, have a big sister-little sister type of relationship, which has grown from playing together for the San Diego Wave in the NWSL and for the United States women's national team. The latter has been a newer development, as the 19-year-old Shaw has just nine caps, the first earned last October.
When asked Saturday how she's feeling about everything she's accomplishing, she laughed, almost uncomfortable to talk about herself in that kind of way. 'It's obviously really amazing and I feel really blessed to be in the position that I'm in right now,' Shaw said. 'I'm really excited that I've stuff, but I'm also just wanting to contribute to the team however I can, whether that's goals or just being a good teammate.
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