Crystal Dunn joins TLH Reckoning ownership group, aims to grow women's soccer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 9, 2026, 1:57 PM
Last updated Jul 9, 2026
Crystal Dunn, a World Cup winner and Olympic gold medalist, has joined the ownership group of TLH Reckoning. The announcement came as the club wrapped up its season with a 2-0 win against Fort Lauderdale United on June 27. Dunn has previously worked with TLH Reckoning founder Ashlee Fontes and expressed excitement about contributing to the women's game. Her responsibilities will include strategic advising and support for youth development and facilities in Tallahassee. Fontes emphasized Dunn's influence as a role model for young female athletes and the broader mission of creating a sustainable soccer ecosystem in the community.
- •Dunn played 160 matches for the USWNT and won the 2019 World Cup.
- •Her responsibilities include advocacy and youth-to-professional pathway development.
- •TLH Reckoning seeks to build a soccer community in Tallahassee.
- •The club finished the season with a win against Fort Lauderdale United.
- •Fontes and Dunn have a long-standing professional relationship dating back to 2014.
- 1:57 PMYahoo Sports — USWNT legend Crystal Dunn joins TLH Reckoning ownership group
"World Cup winner and Olympic gold medalist Crystal Dunn has joined the TLH Reckoning ownership group.
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