Meet Jay Litherland, a member of your USA Swimming 2016 Olympic Team representing the stars and stripes in Rio. Jay will compete in the 400m IM.
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Katie Ledecky – USA Swimming Olympic Team 2016
Meet Katie Ledecky, a member of your USA Swimming 2016 Olympic Team representing the stars and stripes in Rio. Katie will compete in the 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle.
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Lilly King – USA Swimming Olympic Team 2016
Meet Lilly King, a member of your USA Swimming 2016 Olympic Team representing the stars and stripes in Rio. Lilly will compete in the 100m and 200m breaststroke.
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Camilla Hattersley Olympics 2016
At the Scottish National Open Swimming Champs at the start of July we caught up with our Olympians and chatted about their final preparations ahead of Rio, their hopes and aspirations. We also threw in a few random questions!
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Craig Benson Olympics 2016
At the Scottish National Open Swimming Champs at the start of July we caught up with our Olympians and chatted about their final preparations ahead of Rio, their hopes and aspirations. We also threw in a few random questions!
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David Plummer – USA Swimming Olympic Team 2016
Meet David Plummer, a member of your USA Swimming 2016 Olympic Team representing the stars and stripes in Rio. David will compete in the 100m backstroke.
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Everything you need to know about the Rio 2016 Olympics – Infographic
Courtesy of Bram Schuijten, illustrations by dr-discount.nl
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Rio Olympics: IOC Head Defends Decision Not To Ban Entire Russian Team | TODAY
With the opening ceremony of the Olympics just three days away, the head of the IOC is defending the committee’s decision not to ban the entire Russian team in the wake of doping controversy. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports from Olympic Park.
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Alicia Coutts has ‘pushed herself to absolute limit’ in preparation for final Olympics
“Definitely I know that I’ve been doing everything I can, pushing myself to the absolute limit,†Coutts said.
“I almost passed out twice at training. I did some filming with Sunrise and they were filming my main set and at one stage I thought, ‘I’m going to vomit, I’m going to vomit all over myself and this is not going to look good on TV.’
“Sitting on the side of the pool after my main set I didn’t even have the energy if I wanted to do it in the water. I was just going to vomit all over my swim suit.
“I know that I’ve given it everything so I can’t be disappointed with that.â€
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