Crystal Dunn and the Art of Adaptation
Posted Oct 8, 2020
Crystal Dunn envisioned herself spending the summer with the USWNT in Tokyo, competing for an Olympic gold medal. Instead, she found herself locked down for months, preparing to head into a bubble in Utah to play an abbreviated tournament with the Courage. If you think this type of uncertainty could rattle Dunn, you probably don’t know her at all.
(Sports Illustrated)
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