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- Aug 16, 2026
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Katie Ledecky’s 14-Year Unbeaten Streak Is Over in the 800 Freestyle (opens the original)
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IRVINE, Calif. — Katie Ledecky is, and forever will be, the greatest distance freestyler of all time. But she is no longer the greatest distance freestyler of the moment. That torched has been passed to—or snatched by—Australian Lani Pallister. On a sobering night in SoCal, Pallister, 24, became the first woman in an international meet to beat Ledecky in the event that made her a star, the 800-meter freestyle. Ledecky’s reign began when she was a 15-year-old at the 2012 London Olympics and conti
The American Breaststroke Revolution Is Fueled by Accidental Stars (opens the original)
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IRVINE, Calif. — If you want to fully appreciate the beguiling beauty of breaststroke, the quirkiest of swimming disciplines, consider where the fastest American man and woman were four years ago. McKenzie Siroky, who Thursday night won the gold medal in the women’s 100 breast at the Pan Pacific Championships, was a hockey player who had committed to play collegiately at Minnesota-Duluth—a serious hockey school. Her swimming career consisted of summer club and high school teams. She had never be
The Most Interesting Man in Swimming Is Doing Less, But Setting Records (opens the original)
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — It’s 7:30 a.m. on a cloudless August day in the heartland, the sun just cresting the limestone hills that surround Indiana University. School is not in session, and the campus is still. As classic rock quietly plays on the loudspeakers at the IU outdoor pool, two members of the U.S. national swim team barely disturb the 10-lane, 50-meter expanse of water. As his swimmers softly splash through the early stages of their workout, Hoosiers coach Ray Looze holds two pieces of pape
FBI, NCAA Launch Effort to Protect College Athletes From Online Sexual Exploitation (opens the original)
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The FBI and NCAA on Monday announced a collaborative effort to raise awareness and seek prevention of a troubling trend—the targeting of current and former college athletes in online sexual exploitation and sextortion threats. Sources familiar with the undertaking say that a large number of NCAA athletes—male and female—have been exploited in recent years via hacking of their personal information to find and sell compromising photographs. They also have been victimized by the use of artificial i
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