Jenny Thompson

Siobhann Haughey Wins 3-Straight Short Course World Titles to Mark the 23rd Time In History

Siobhan Haughey picked up the three-peat in the women’s 200 freestyle to mark the 23rd time in history this has been accomplished.

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The Best Items Up for Grabs at the 2024 Golden Goggles Auction

The 2024 Golden Goggles Auction is OPEN, and I have dug through to find my 8 favorite items up for bidding, including a round of golf with Olympian Charlie Swanson.

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Katie Ledecky Becomes Most Decorated Female Olympic Swimmer Ever With 13th Career Medal

With Thursday’s silver, Katie Ledecky is now not only the most decorated female Olympic swimmer ever, but also the most decorated American woman in any sport.

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Paris 2024, North America Day 5: Ilya Kharun Is First Canadian Man To Medal Since 2012

Kharun’s success in the 200 fly marks a surge of success in Canadian male swimmers, which have historically lagged behind their female counterparts.

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Katie Ledecky Ties Most Olympic Gold Medals Won by an American Woman with 8th Olympic Title

Ledecky turned in a historical performance in her 1500 free, smashing her own Olympic Record and earning a record-setting 8th Olympic gold medal.

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Caeleb Dressel Wins His 8th Olympic Gold Medal, Tying for 6th-Most in Modern Games History

American swimmer Caeleb Dressel anchored the U.S. 400 free relay to gold on Saturday evening in Paris, winning his 8th Olympic medal, all gold.

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Australian Emma McKeon Makes History With 12th Olympic Swimming Medal

30-year-old Emma McKeon made history as she captured her 12th Olympic medal, earning gold as a member of Australia’s women’s 4x100m free relay.

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Olimpiadi Di Parigi: Le 5 Storie Da Raccontare Agli Amici Per Riassumerle

Come riassumere le Olimpiadi di Parigi per chi non segue il nuoto con assiduità? Abbiamo scelto 5 storie per riassumerle ad amici e parenti

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The Top 5 Olympic Swimming Storylines To Tell Your Friends & Family About

Two more gold medals would give Katie Ledecky nine in her Olympic career, which would tie her for #2 all-time and trail only Michael Phelps’ 23.

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The Pac-12 Conference Look-Back: Women’s Record Books (Part 1)

Since 1980, Stanford women have won an astonishing 14 Olympic gold medals in swimming, twice-as-many as any other Pac-12 school in that time.

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The Incredible Feat of an Olympic Repeat – Part I

Rebecca Soni surprised by winning the women’s 200 breast at the 2008 Olympics, and she backed it up four years later with repeat gold and new world record.

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Mike Parratto’s Daughter Made Paris. 40 Minutes Later, His Former Swimmer Broke A World Record

On Tuesday night, Mike Parratto’s daughter Jessica qualified for the Paris Olympics. 40 minutes later, his former swimmer Regan Smith broke a world record.

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Katie Ledecky Reaffirms Commitment To Race On Home Soil At 2028 LA Olympics

Ledecky will be 31 by the time the 2028 Olympics roll around, and she could join a very small list of female swimmers to win gold after the age of 30.

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Katie Ledecky Vuole Gareggiare Alle Olimpiadi Di Los Angeles Del 2028

Katie Ledecky in un’intervista ha ribadito il suo obiettivo di gareggiare sul suolo americano alle Olimpiadi di Los Angeles del 2028

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Blast From The Past: 1988 National Invitational Dual-Meet Championships

Texas A&M head coach Jason Calanog shared results from the bracket-style 1988 National Invitational Dual-Meet Championships on social media this week.

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