ILONA MAHER DONS TEAM USA COLORS with a funny message as she is about to compete for a national team

Ilona Maher prepares for the Team USA competition, for the first time from the Paris Olympics. While the American prepares for the Rugby 15s event competition, she recently shared her view of her census pictures with a funny message.

Over the last few years, Maher has become the most famous face of rugby around the world. The 28-year-old found fame for the first time during the Tokyo Olympics, where she shared the view of athletes in the Olympic village with fans. During the 2024 Games, her popularity jumped suddenly after led by Team USA to the historic bronze medal in the seventh rugby event.

Since the Paris Olympics, Maher has been busy with several different adventures, including the meeting of the 33 dance season with the stars. Now, Ilona Maher He finally returns to the rugby terrain to compete for the Team USA. While preparing for her games, she shared a roster picture on Instagram, writing her,

“Description: American rugby player rols up from bed to take pictures of the list, and don’t even go through the brush through the hair.”

Earlier this year, Maher competed in the Premiership Women’s League, which in a few years marked her first rugby trip. Playing for Britsol Bears, the American gave impressive performances, scoring five attempts in eight matches.

Ilona Maher is reflected in the price as a rugby of a superstar

Of Paris OlympicsIlona Maher is appreciated as a superstar rugby of the world. In January there was a reason for multiple attendance records in PWR, and in Sport brought thousands of new fans.

Referring to her status, Maher told Telegraph that the pressure could be difficult to manage, and hoped she would have other ‘superstars of rugby’ with her, saying:

“Sometimes I feel like drying me, because rugby tries to get me out of me. I love it, but sometimes I get tired. Like, ‘Man, we have to have more rugby face. “People call me” superstar rugby. “

For now, the effect of Ilon Maher continues in full swing. By appointing to the American team, the 28-year-old has already helped the team to set the attendance records. The upcoming US VS Canada match from the Pacific Four series, where Maher will be in action, sold 7,500 tickets, where the previous record was 2,145.