Quinn was a starting midfielder. Canada lost 3–0. After the Olympics were delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Quinn was named to the 18–player roster for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in June 2021 by head coach Bev Priestman. Quinn played 72 minutes of the team's first group stage match against hosts Japan which resulted in a 1–1 draw and became the first openly transgender as well as first non-binary athlete to compete at the tournament. Of the historic moment, they said, "I feel proud seeing 'Quinn' up on the lineup and on my accreditation. I feel sad knowing there were Olympians before me unable to live their truth because of this world. I feel optimistic for change. Change in legislature, Changes in rules, structures, and mindsets." Quinn played 29 minutes of Canada's second group stage match against Chile helping the team win 2–1. After tying Great Britain 1–1 with Quinn playing as a starting midfielder, Canada finished second in Group E and advanced to the quarterfinals. Quinn was a starting midfielder in the match against Brazil. After neither team scored after 120 minutes of play, Canada won on penalty kicks 4–3. Quinn was a starting midfielder for the semi-final against the United States and played 60 minutes of Canada's 1–0 win. The win marked the first time Canada had defeated the United States in over 20 years. Quinn was a starting midfielder in the final against Sweden and played the entire first half. Canada won their first Olympic gold medal after defeating Sweden in penalty kicks after a 1–1 draw. With the win, Quinn became the first out, transgender, and non-binary gold medalist in Olympic history. International goals Personal life In 2020, Quinn came out as non-binary and transgender (using gender-neutral pronouns) and changed their name by adopting their prior surname as a mononym. They were permitted to continue playing professional women's soccer on the basis of their sex assigned at birth, rather than gender identity. They have expressed disappointment with media using their birth name when they came out, stating "it's crucial to write about trans people using their name & pronouns." In July 2021, Quinn became the first out non-binary transgender athlete to compete and become an Olympic Champion at an Olympic Games. Honours with Canada Summer Olympics: 2021; bronze medal 2016 Algarve Cup: 2016 Four Nations Tournament: 2015 with OL Reign NWSL Shield: 2022 The Women's Cup: