Two-time Olympian (1924, 1928); six-time Olympic medalist (5 golds, 1 bronze) Paris 1924, gold (100-meter freestyle, 400 freestyle, 4x200 freestyle), bronze (water polo) Amsterdam 1928, gold (100 freestyle, 4x200 freestyle)
5
GOLD
0
SILVER
1
BRONZE
Died (Aged 79)
1904-1984
Chicago, IL
Lane Technical College Prep High School (Chicago, Ill.)
NANTERRE, France — The first time the U.S. men’s water polo team won a medal in the Olympics was at the Olympic Games Paris 1924 — 100 years ago. So, it seems only fitting that a century later, the American men are back on the podium, beating powerhous...
NANTERRE, France — Going into the bronze medal match of women’s water polo, head coach Adam Krikorian drilled one thing into the U.S. women before their game against the Netherlands: attack! The Americans were forced to fight for third — missing their ...
Marathon swimmers face all sorts of conditions. In Paris, the open-water swimmers faced a mean current.
NANTERRE, France — Looking to get one step closer to their goal of a fourth consecutive Olympic gold medal — something that has never been done before in water polo — the number two U.S. women triumphed 5-4 in a nail-biter of a quarterfinal match again...
NANTERRE, France — After nine days of swimming at Paris’ La Defense Arena, the U.S. women put an exclamation mark on the end of the the Olympic Games Paris 2024 — shutting down the pool with a new world record.After first-time Olympian Gretchen Walsh n...
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