Katie Ledecky on Move to Gainesville and Training at the University of Florida

Last week, members of the 2020 US Olympic swimming team gathered in Miami Beach to celebrate their accomplishments in 2021. SwimSwam caught up with Olympic gold medalist and World Record holder Katie Ledecky to talk about her recent move to Gainesville to train with Coach Anthony Nesty at the University of Florida.

At the 2021 Golden Goggle Awards, Ledecky won Female Athlete of the Year for the 7th time in her career.

See who won which awards at the 2021 Golden Goggles here.

WINNERS

Breakout Performer of the Year: Lydia Jacoby

Perseverance Award: Annie Lazor

Female Athlete of the Year: Katie Ledecky

Male Athlete of the Year: Caeleb Dressel

Relay Performance of the Year: Men’s 4 x 100 Medley Relay, Ryan MurphyMichael AndrewCaeleb DresselZach Apple

Female Race of the Year: Lydia Jacoby, Women’s 100 Breaststroke Olympic Final

Male Race of the Year: Bobby Finke, Men’s 800 Freestyle Olympic Final

Coach of the Year: Gregg Troy

Impact Award: Bob Vincent & Cecil Gordon

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