16 Facts About Jacqui Little

Jacqueline Elise Little is an American former professional soccer player.

Jacqui Little played in the WUSA championship game in all three seasons of the league's existence and won the WUSA title on two occasions with her two different clubs.

Jacqui Little graduated in 1999 with a degree in sociology.

Jacqui Little was appointed to the University's Athletics Hall of Fame in 2019.

Jacqui Little was a sixth-round draft pick by the Bay Area CyberRays.

In 2001, Jacqui Little started three of her 15 regular season appearances, contributing a goal and two assists.

Jacqui Little made a brief appearance in the 2001 WUSA Founders Cup as the CyberRays secured the inaugural championship.

In Washington, Jacqui Little joined her twin Skylar Jacqui Little, who was already on the Freedom roster.

In 2002, Jacqui Little started 12 of her 20 regular season appearances, scoring three goals as the Freedom improved their seventh-place finish in 2001 to third in 2002.

Ahead of the 2003 WUSA season, Jacqui Little kept fit in the off-season but enjoyed some time away from soccer.

In July 2005 Jacqui Little was called into a senior United States women's national soccer team training camp in Carson, California.

Jacqui Little and her identical twin Skylar Jacqui Little were born in the Netherlands, but grew up playing soccer in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles.

Skylar, a defender, played college soccer with UCLA Bruins, while forward Jacqui Little elected to move further afield with Santa Clara.

In December 2005, Jacqui Little married her longtime boyfriend, Nick Rimando.

Jacqui Little played for the United States men's national soccer team as a goalkeeper and is from California.

Rimando and Jacqui Little have two children, Jett Nicholas Rimando and Benny Rose Rimando.