Nathan Crumpton

Nathan Ikon Crumpton is a multi-talented Olympic athlete born on October 9, 1985.1 He has competed in both summer and winter Olympic events, representing the United States and American Samoa.1

Crumpton's athletic career includes:

1. Skeleton racing: He competed for the USA and later for American Samoa, achieving notable success in the sport.1
2. Track and field: He was a four-year NCAA Division I athlete at Princeton University, specializing in triple jump and long jump.12
3. Olympic participation: He competed in the 2020 Summer Olympics (held in 2021) in the 100m race for American Samoa, and in the 2022 Winter Olympics in skeleton, also for American Samoa.1

Beyond athletics, Crumpton is:

• An author: He published a book titled "Alpha Status: A Non-fiction Novel" in December 2021.1
• A photographer: He worked as a sports photographer for The Daily Princetonian during his time at Princeton.1
• A Princeton graduate: He earned an A.B. in sociology with a certificate in environmental studies in 2008.1

Crumpton's diverse background includes being born in Kenya to a U.S. Foreign Service father and a mother of Chinese and Hawaiian descent.1 He has lived in various countries, including Switzerland and Australia, before settling in the United States.1