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Elizabeth Beisel has been swimming competitively since age six. In 2003, she began setting age-group records (still holds eight). She made her first international team at age 13 and her first Olympic team at age 15 in 2008. 

Now in her early twenties, Elizabeth heads into 2016 with a veteran's perspective. "I am not always the girl winning all the awards and medals...medaling is not the whole part," she said.

"To be able to share meaningful experiences with people I adore and respect, that's the real value for me, those are the memories that will make me smile, and make me proud, for the rest of my life.

Among the fastest fliers ever, Ian always delivered. He’s set world records for individual and relay performances for years. His favorite is the first. At the 2003 World Champs, he watched the current 100m butterfly world record go down twice in the semifinals. Ian used that energy to fuel his fly and out-touched his rivals in the finals for the gold and his first world record. With that one fingertip, Ian became the first man to finish under 51 seconds, and he began his six-year reign as the world record holder in his signature event.