USA Swimming Introduces 2016 Olympic Team: Lia Neal
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Lia Neal talked about her beginning in swim lessons and her first experience racing as a part of a team, in her USA Swimming Olympic Team video. She believes sharing the sport with her teammates is what makes it so enjoyable.
“Swimming has definitely shaped me to be the person I am today,” reflected the 21 year old.
The Stanford swimmer will swim in her second Olympic Games this summer, once again as a member of the 400 freestyle relay. In 2012, she earned a bronze medal as a member of the relay. At Trials, she finished fourth in the 100 freestyle.
- OFFICIAL SITE FOR RIO
- RIO COMPETITION SCHEDULE
- WHERE TO WATCH LIVE VIDEO OF OLYMPICS
- USA MEN'S SWIMMING TEAM
- USA WOMEN'S SWIMMING TEAM
- USA DIVERS GOING TO RIO
- USA WOMEN WATER POLO TEAM
- SWIMMING MEDAL PREDICTIONS
- FULL DAY 1 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 2 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 3 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 4 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 5 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 6 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 7 RESULTS
- FULL DAY 8 RESULTS
- WOMEN'S 10K OPEN WATER RESULTS
- MEN'S 10K OPEN WATER RESULTS
- FULL OLYMPIC SWIMMING RESULTS
I am so proud of you Lia❤️
2nd timer☺️?go Leah!