Pint-Size Crystal Dunn Reaches New Heights With U.S. Soccer

Posted Apr 11, 2016
Since rejoining the United States team in the fall, Crystal Dunn has scored 12 goals in 18 games. She has also reconfirmed her status as the team’s most versatile player. Having played as an outside back, an outside midfielder and a striker for the United States, and as an attacking midfielder for the Spirit, Dunn now finds herself having an effect at right wing. (New York Times)

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