NANTERRE, France — A dozen years ago to the day, Katie Ledecky won her first Olympic gold medal. She was 15 years old, not yet a sophomore in high school, and was so far off the radar that night that reporters were not even paying attention to the wome...
NANTERRE, France – A triple-medal night at Paris’s La Défense Arena saw several Americans take home Olympic hardware in the women’s 4x200-meter freestyle relay, 200m breaststroke, and the 200m butterfly Thursday night. Kate Douglass grabbed the gold m...
NANTERRE, France — There are few sure things at an Olympic Games. But Katie Ledecky winning a 1,500-meter freestyle race is as close as it gets. She owns the 20 fastest performances in the event’s history, and she won the women’s 1,500 free’s Olympic d...
Katie Ledecky looks to become the first female swimmer to four-peat gold in an event. But that isn’t her sole focus.
NANTERRE, France — Katie Ledecky knows what it’s like to have awards hanging on ribbons around her neck. The 27-year-old swimming phenom has won more Olympic and world championship medals than any female swimmer in history. And in early May 2024, Presi...
U.S. swimmers led all counties with 38 medals over eight days of competition in Fukuoka, Japan.
Kate Douglass, Katie Ledecky and Ryan Murphy all claimed individual gold medals, while the U.S. leads with 17 medals.
The World Aquatics Championships run July 14-30 in Fukuoka, Japan.
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