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Caeleb Remel Dressel OLY (born August 16, 1996) is an American professional swimmer who specializes in freestyle, butterfly, and individual medley events. He swims representing the Cali Condors as part of the International Swimming League.
- Caeleb Dressel History
- University of Florida
- 2018 NCAA Di Championships
- National/International Competition
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2012 Winter Nationals A year after breaking his first individual NAG Record, Dressel pulled it off again at the 2012 USA Swimming Winter Nationals. He led off the 200-yard free relay in 19.82, where he became the first swimmer under 16 years old to break 20 seconds. Dressel broke Bolles teammate Ryan Murphy’s former 15-16 boys NAG Record. At the sa...
2014-2015 As just a freshman at the University of Florida Dressel had a stellar year. He was named the 2015 SEC Freshman Swimmer of the Year, was a three-time SEC Freshman of the Week and was named to the 2014 First-Team All SEC. After having a successful dual-meet season Dressel competed for Florida at the SEC Championships. He was runner-up in bo...
Day One:Dressel didn’t swim the 4×200 free relay. Day Two:Dressel, owner of the 10 fastest times in history, successfully defended his 50 free title at the 2018 NCAA Championships as he raced to the wall in 17.63. That makes him 4-for-4 in the 50 free throughout his NCAA career. His individual swim in the final came after he split a 17.81 on the le...
2015 U.S. Nationals
In August of 2015 Dressel and a big squad of Florida swimmers travelled to San Antonio, Texas for the 2015 Phillips 66 Nationals. Switching it up a bit, Dressel’s first race of the meet was in the 100-meter breaststroke, where he finished within the top 30. In the preliminary of the 50-meter free, Dressel smashed the 17-18 boys National Age Group Record by nearly half-a-second. The time also put Dressel as the sixth-fastest 50 free swimmer worldwide and the second-fastest American in 2015. In...
2016 U.S Olympic Trials
Dressel qualified to make his Olympic debut after finishing 2nd in the 100 meter freestyle, securing both an individual and relay swim at the games. He touched just 3 hundredths of a second ahead of Ryan Held who came in 3rd.
2016 Rio Olympics
Dressel secured his first Olympic gold medal in the 4×100 meter freestyle relay in Rio. He led off for Team USA, and went out like a rocket. He finished his leg just behind France to hand over the reins to Michael Phelps. Phelps moved in to first, stretching to a one second lead ahead of France. Ryan Held and Nathan Adrian maintained the lead and USA took gold in 3:09.92. On the last day, Dressel was a member of the 4×100 medley relay that swam in the heats. Dressel took over for the freestyl...
Learn about Caeleb Dressel, a two-time Olympian, 7x Olympic champion, and thirteen-time World Champion in competitive swimming. See his records, achievements, and history from junior to senior level.
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The seven-time Olympic champion returned to the pool after a break and clocked 51.31 to beat Ilya Kharun. Summer McIntosh, Katie Ledecky and Siobhan Haughey also won titles in Greensboro.
The USA swimming star won five gold medals and a world record at Tokyo 2020, joining the elite club of Olympic legends. Read how he coped with the pressure, expectations and emotions of the Games.
Jul 2, 2023 · Caeleb Dressel, the seven-time Olympic champion, swam in the nationals after taking a break for mental health reasons. He didn’t win, but he loved everything about being back, even the chlorine...
Jul 28, 2021 · Doug Mills/The New York Times. By John Branch. Published July 28, 2021 Updated Aug. 1, 2021. Caeleb Dressel, the American swimmer, won his first Olympic gold medal for an individual race on...
