What happened to Missy Franklin?
What happened to Missy Franklin?
Olympic Gold Medalist Missy Franklin officially retired from Team USA at age 23. Three years later, Missy remains afloat. You might find her at the pool, but she’s not the one swimming laps.
Who did Missy Franklin swim for?
the Regis Jesuit swim team
She swam for the Regis Jesuit swim team all four years and graduated in 2013. Franklin began her national and international career with the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials when she was just 13.
Is Simone Manuel going to the 2021 Olympics?
Regardless, she has shown she’s a fighter. At the 2021 U.S. Olympic trials in June, 24-year-old Manuel revealed she was diagnosed with overtraining syndrome in March that kept her out of the pool for three weeks just a couple months before the event.
Who is rank 1 women’s swimming?
Katie Ledecky
On the women’s side, Katie Ledecky earned the #1 spot on our list, with a trio of Aussies closely behind. See the full lists: #100 – #76….SwimSwam’s Top 100 For 2022: Full Women’s Rankings.
| Ranking | Swimmer | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Katie Ledecky | USA |
| 2 | Kaylee McKeown | Australia |
| 3 | Ariarne Titmus | Australia |
| 4 | Emma McKeon | Australia |
Why isn t Simone Manuel swimming?
OMAHA — With her spot on the Tokyo-bound U.S. Olympic team surprisingly in jeopardy, swimmer Simone Manuel revealed Thursday she’d recently missed three weeks of critical training as she struggled with overtraining syndrome, a condition that she says drained her physically and mentally for months.
What happened to swimmer Simone Manuel?
She announced at the Olympic Trials last June that she had been diagnosed with overtraining syndrome and dealt with depression, anxiety and insomnia last spring. A doctor told her that, pending she made the Olympic team, she needed to take two months off to let her body rest.
