Ledecky Joins University of Florida; Sydney Flashback: Misty Hyman; Sullivan Award Finalists; Tom Dean on Ian Thorpe's Comments; Gregg Troy Named ASCA Coach of the Year

Katie Ledecky Joins University of Florida as Volunteer Assistant Coach, Will Train for 2024 in Gainesville

Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky announced she has joined the Florida swimming and diving program as a volunteer swimming coach and will train for the 2024 Olympics in Gainesville with Florida head coach Anthony Nesty, who was an assistant coach for Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics.

Sydney Flashback: Misty Hyman and Her Epic Olympic Upset (Video)

Twenty-one years later, we take a look at Misty Hyman’s epic upset of Susie O’Neill in the final of the 200-meter butterfly at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney.

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Caeleb Dressel, Lydia Jacoby, Maddie Musselman Named Sullivan Award Finalists

Caeleb Dressel, Lydia Jacoby, Maddie Musselman Named Sullivan Award Finalists

Swimmers Caeleb Dressel and Lydia Jacoby and water polo player Maddie Musselman were named finalists for the Sullivan Award by the Amateur Athletic Union this week.

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Tom Dean Benefited From Ian Thorpe’s Comments En Route to Olympic Gold in 200 Freestyle

In the last year, Brett Hawke has welcomed a bevy of high-profile guests onto his Inside With Brett Hawke Podcast, including legendary freestyler and fellow Australian, Ian Thorpe. During his interview, Thorpe commented that he thought swimmers were not approaching the 200-meter freestyle with enough aggression, a stance that went viral.

Gregg Troy Named ASCA Coach of the Year After Guiding Caeleb Dressel to Five Olympic Golds

A little less than two months after guiding Caeleb Dressel to an epic performance at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Gregg Troy has been named the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) George Haines Coach of the Year. The award was presented on Thursday during the ASCA World Clinic in Orlando.

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