Olivia Moultrie discusses career and advocacy on 'Deseret Voices
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 1:22 AM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
In the latest episode of 'Deseret Voices,' Olivia Moultrie, midfielder for the Portland Thorns, reflects on her journey in soccer. Moultrie, who won a landmark court case at 15 to eliminate the NWSL's age restriction, has emerged as a key player for the U.S. women's national team at 20. She shares insights on her competitive spirit, family influences, and love for the game during her conversation with reporter Krysyan Edler. Moultrie's dedication has made her an inspiration for young female players aiming to break barriers in women's sports.
- •Moultrie began competing in soccer at age 7.
- •She won a legal battle at age 15 against NWSL's age barrier.
- •She made her national team debut at age 18.
- •Moultrie emphasizes the importance of family support in her career.
- •The episode explores her aspirations for future championships.
- 1:22 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Deseret Voices’ Episode 41 — Olivia Moultrie: Rewriting the rules of women’s soccer
"Olivia Moultrie’s competitive drive began at a young age. When she was 7, she had a goal to be the best soccer player in the world.
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