2016 U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS
- Sunday June 26th-Sunday July 3rd, 2016
- Century Link Center – Omaha, Nebraska
- Friday-Sunday – Prelims – 11:00 am EDT Finals – 7:45 pm EDT
- SwimSwam Preview Links & Schedule
- NBC Televison Coverage Schedule
- Psych Sheets
- Live results
2016 U.S. OLYMPIC ROSTER
- CHASE KALISZ (400 IM)
- MAYA DIRADO (400 IM, 200 IM, 200 back)
- CONNOR JAEGER (400 free, 1500 free)
- KATIE LEDECKY (200 free, 400 free, 800 free, 4×200 free relay)
- KELSI WORRELL (100 fly)
- KEVIN CORDES (100 breast, 200 breast)
- LILLY KING (100 breast, 200 breast)
- RYAN MURPHY (100 back, 200 back)
- OLIVIA SMOLIGA (100 back)
- TOWNLEY HAAS (200 free, 4×200 free relay)
- MICHAEL PHELPS (100 fly, 200 fly, 200 IM)
- CONOR DWYER (200 free, 400 free, 4×200 free relay)
- LEAH SMITH (400 free, 800 free, 4×200 free relay)
- MISSY FRANKLIN (200 back, 200 free, 4×200 free relay)
- JACK CONGER (4×200 free relay)
- RYAN LOCHTE (4×200 free relay, 200 IM)
- ALLISON SCHMITT (4×200 free relay, 4×100 free relay)
- JOSH PRENOT (200 breast)
- CAMMILE ADAMS (200 fly)
- NATHAN ADRIAN (50 free, 100 free, 4×100 free relay)
- CAELEB DRESSEL (100 free, 4×100 free relay)
- RYAN HELD (4×100 free relay)
- ANTHONY ERVIN (50 free, 4×100 free relay)
- JAY LITHERLAND (400 IM)
- ELIZABETH BEISEL (400 IM)
- DANA VOLLMER (100 fly, 4×100 free relay)
- KATIE MEILI (100 breast)
- DAVID PLUMMER (100 back)
- KATHLEEN BAKER (100 back)
- CODY MILLER (100 breast)
- MELANIE MARGALIS (200 IM, 4×200 free relay)
- TOM SHIELDS (100 fly, 200 fly)
- HALI FLICKINGER (200 fly)
- MOLLY HANNIS (200 breast)
- JACOB PEBLEY (200 back)
- ABBEY WEITZEIL (50 free, 100 free, 4×100 free relay)
- SIMONE MANUEL (50 free, 100 free, 4×100 free relay)
- LIA NEAL (4×100 free relay)
- AMANDA WEIR (4×100 free relay)
- CIERRA RUNGE (4×200 free relay)
- CLARK SMITH (4×200 free relay)
- GUNNAR BENTZ (4×200 free relay)
- BLAKE PIERONI (4×100 free relay)
- JIMMY FEIGEN (4×100 free relay)
- JORDAN WILIMOVSKY (1500 freestyle)*
USA Swimming’s first priority was first place finishers in individual events and top four finishers in the 100 and 200 free. The second priority was taking second place finishers in events that are not the 100 or 200 free. Then came those who finished fifth or sixth in the 100 and 200 free relays and did not fulfill the first two priorities (AKA winning an event or placing second).
*Wilimovsky will also be competing in the 10k Open Water Marathon swim event, but open water swimmers are not included on the roster, as FINA treats it as a separate sport.
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Thanks for the list & picture. A couple questions -why are a number of the team members looking in different directions? And as for this page, as others have aptly pointed out before, surely you can find a better picture of Katie Ledecky, yes? Thank you.
Seems like a fine picture to me.
In this kind of photo op, they usually have a large number of photographers, not just one of few in the middle.
Simone Lia & Elizabeth bring it for the girls of colour.
You should have learned that after you watched the 2015 NCAA final in the 100 free. It’s been brought. lol
Coloured? Do you still say that in the US?
Wow.
NAACP – National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
T Rex “And the coloured girls go doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doodoo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo .
No controversy there. No one picketed T Rex’s funeral & No one queries the NCAAP.
I wasn’t questioning it’s legitimacy as an acceptable word in the US – Just surprised that it still was.
We have to use BAME in the UK – Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic groups. Coloured is quite frowned upon this side of the pond haha – Cultural differences.
NEVER EVER EVER say “colored.” Sooooo racist. Yes, the NAACP stands for National Advancement of Colored People, but the organization was founded way back 1909 when that was the accepted term. The terms have changed, but the organization kept their acronym. “People of color” (or “women of color,” as was used earlier in this thread) *is* acceptable. It may SEEM like the same thing, but it is NOT. When you call a person “colored” you are treating them like an object. When you refer to person as a “person of color,” you are simply being descriptive. Too, “people of color” encompasses ALL non-Caucasian races & ethnicities. Otherwise, you may use descriptors for individual ethnic groups: African-American, Asian, Latino, etc. But… Read more »
T-Rex? A Lou Reed song, is it not?
You are right of course . TRex was a bit quiet after 77. So dead in order T Rex , .Lou Reed & then Harambe.
All in heaven now in the arms of The lord.
Yes, Gina is back to her best!
Elizabeth’s tan is a natural shade of what Boehner and Trump are aiming for.
are we allowed to call Lia and Nathan asian?
Why do they have to be pure bred asian to be called asian, but a little color, and they are called colored?
Understand the humor, but they are simply Americans! I am sure both Nathan and Lia are very proud of their respective heritage, but they would tell you they are americans first!
You should call people what they prefer to be called. Also, “colored” is an outdated term, just like we don’t rub around calling Semites. Try people of color. Also, we are not horses, so we are not “bred.”
Blasian (1/2Black and 1/2Asian)
That’s Lia. Eurasian for Nathan – 1/2 white and 1/2 Asian.
No, just “Olympians”.
We can be people of color and Olympians. These are not dichotomous terms.
Hilarious.
Maybe, if this were 1955 and you were white.
Look, at a nationally televised Washington Press Corps dinner, Obama said to Trump, “Orange is not the new black.” It was universally applauded as a hilarious comment. The orange of Beisel’s tan is what GINA are laughing about. So I guess you can lump Obama in with us as racist in your mind.
Yeah i got the joke but she didn’t phrase it that way. Dont get it twisted Gina is a troll
lol I remember that. According to his former campaign manager, that night created Trump the candidate; he was so pissed at the disrespect he perceived at dinner, that he decided to run for prez, as a revenge so he could get his bully pulpit. So make fun of folks’ color at your own risk.
Why they are all in pyjamas?
They are wearing PJs because the finals in Rio are late at night (10pm to midnight) and they want to be properly attired for the event! It’s gonna be a big pajama party!
They will do a big pajama party at Olympic Village!
Ah, beat me to it by 17 mins!