Every SwimSwam Interview (So Far) with Medalists from the 2024 Paris Olympic Games

It’s been about a month since the conclusion of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, but we as swim fans are very much still processing it. We’ve spoken with so many Olympic medalists from Paris since the end of the Games that you may have even missed one or two (or three or seventeen).

Here’s a list of every athlete we’ve spoken to who won a medal in Paris (sorted by gold, silver, and bronze).

***NOTE: This is not a comprehensive list of medals won. This is simply noting the athletes’ highest medal achieved in Paris for the purposes of this list***

GOLD

Men

Women

SILVER

Men

Women

BRONZE

Men

Women

COACHES

BONUS

63
Leave a Reply

Subscribe
Notify of

63 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Orion
1 month ago

Caspar Corbeau!!!!!

swimmer
1 month ago

Kylie Masse!

BLAH
1 month ago

What abt Iona Anderson?!

Markosha
1 month ago

you did Katherine Berkoff – she got bronze – whay not include her???

morning call
1 month ago

Would like to hear from Masse, Winnington, ZSC and Corbeau

Tan
Reply to  morning call
1 month ago

…and McIntosh please

200 flyer
Reply to  Tan
1 month ago

Marchand would be a good one too……

Stenn
1 month ago

Who are the next guests or those you scheduled an interview with, I would love Kylie Masse

Tracy Kosinski
2 months ago

Where is your McIntosh interview? She was the only woman to win 3 gold medals.

Bob
Reply to  Tracy Kosinski
1 month ago

Do the downvotes come from people who don,t think she won 3 gold medals or people who just don,t want to hear the interview?

Tanner-Garapick-Oleksiak-McIntosh
Reply to  Bob
1 month ago

If Coleman can’t get Summer for an interview I would love to hear from coach Brent.

Alex Dragovich
Reply to  Bob
1 month ago

I think it’s more the weirdly indignant tone of the commenter that brings the downvotes.

snailSpace
Reply to  Bob
1 month ago

The d*wnvotes are because there is 0% chance Swimswam didn’t reach out to Summer, it’s just if she doesn’t want to give an interview, there is nothing to be done.

Tracy Kosinski
Reply to  Bob
1 month ago

Lots of jealousy with Summer, unfortunately. Who would downvote an interview with her?

Emily Se-Bom Lee
Reply to  Tracy Kosinski
1 month ago

no, it’s because of your tone, especially when braden’s comment already addresses this

BillPark
Reply to  Tracy Kosinski
1 month ago

Yes I hope Summer can fit it in to her busy schedule n her family tooo. Just continue to getterdone and have fun.

Khase Calisz
2 months ago
Khase Calisz
Reply to  Khase Calisz
2 months ago

Sucks that Ahmed is also recovering from injury. Btw I’m really starting to believe that comment someone made a long time ago regarding Aussie shoulder internal rotation technique that’s causing all sorts of issues in Aussie freestyle athletes…..

Emily Se-Bom Lee
Reply to  Khase Calisz
2 months ago

maybe the real sprint revolution is staying injury-free for your entire career (facetiousness aside, I feel like it’s a factor in cam’s success that no one talks about)

John26
Reply to  Khase Calisz
1 month ago

It’s a shame Ahmed and Sam missed their shot at the 1500 crown due to injuries and what not. There’s been so much parity in the men’s distance that I just don’t feel like it can last.

I see someone like Tuncelli continue to drop time and bring the WR down to 14:25 or so this quad

Noah Fence
Reply to  John26
1 month ago

I doubt sam would’ve won the 1500 anyway. His sweet spot seems to be the 400/800. Ahmed tho…

Last edited 1 month ago by Noah Fence

About Coleman Hodges

Coleman Hodges

Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …

Read More »