That's the mantra that 17-year-old Angel City FC forward Casey Phair has going into the 2025 NWSL season. The youngest player on the team, Phair was understandably a bit shy throughout her rookie season, but now with a year of experience under her belt, she's ready to make an impact in year two. She joins the Urban Pitch Podcast to discuss her growth as a player during the offseason, bonding with her fellow young teammates, and learning valuable lessons from veterans like Christen Press and Sydney Leroux.
In addition, we chat about her experience on the South Korean national team, and getting to hang out in Los Angeles' Koreatown.
(01:15) Angel City FC's outlook for 2025 and Casey's growth
(12:00) The bond between the young players at Angel City
(19:44) Who's on AUX duty in the locker room and general vibes within the team
(23:30) The Korean population in LA and her favorite places to hang out in Koreatown
(30:50) Going to Korea for national team duty and interacting with fans
(38:03) Angel City's commitment to fashion and the best dressed players on the team
(42:33) Before/In/After 2007: A new quiz show
(47:34) Turning pro instead of going to college and the dynamic with her family
(57:04) Thoughts on the new Angel City FC kits
Hosts: Ramsey Abushahla, Julio Monterroza, & Brigitte Flores
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