Sunset "Sunny" Hale (December 30, 1968, Carmel, California – February 26, 2017, Norman, Oklahoma) was a professional polo player and one of the few women to play on pro teams consisting almost entirely of men.[1] (wikipedia)
When you can look up the field and see Adolfo in the same color jersey as you, things are probably going to be OK.
I love this level of polo. You're out there and 90 percent of the players are better than you, so I have to step up my game to match them. Being a woman isn't a factor for me, it's just an honor being out there with that caliber of players.
He is a fantastic player. He is just a genius on the field. He has such a great mind for it, reading plays and anticipating what's going to happen. He is one step above everyone else who is trying to make a plan.
The format is new not only to polo but to women's polo. Basically, it's an opportunity for the top women from around the world to play. By having them qualify from all over, we are able to attract the best players in the world. We can start building this and it will only get better.
We were one of the favorites. Audi put up a huge competitive game. It was a lot closer than we thought.
