Kim Little: World class wherever her team needs her

The Seattle Reign midfielder was asked to play deeper in Jess Fishlock's absence, and she did it flawlessly.

There is a short list of players that rise to the top of everyone's "world's best" list in women's soccer. Amandine Henry, the soon-to-be Portland Thorns star, is often touted as the best defensive midfielder in the game. Marta's speed and wizardry on the ball have led her to become the leading scorer in the World Cup. Louisa Necib's technical skills and vision are virtually unrivaled.

Each of these players deserve to be included in a conversation about the most elite talent in women's soccer. But over the weekend, one player proved she is not just one of the best, but one of the most…