Jason Lezak has been the go-to guy on for U.S. relays since 1999. After he and the men 400m freestyle relay teams won silver at the 2000 Olympics and bronze at the 2004 Olympics, coaches turned to Jason to anchor the 2008 team. He didn't disappoint.  Jason & split of 46.06 is the fastest ever in the sport. He powered to the wall earning gold in world-record  time for the U.S.

Kelsi Worrell Originally from Westampton Township, NJ,   Kelsi had a steady progression in swimming throughout middle school and high school.  Then at the University of Louisville, Kelsi busted on to the National scene her junior year setting the American Record in the 100yd fly becoming the first woman to go :49 seconds in that race.  She went on to win the 200 fly also at the NCAA Championships.  Later in 2015 Kelsi represented the USA for the first time by winning gold at the Pan American Games.  Kelsi then repeated as NCAA champion in the 100 and 200 fly and broke her own record in the 100yd fly with an astounding :49.3!  Riding that momentum Kelsi went on to ultimately win Gold at the Rio 2016 Olympics on the 4x100 medley relay.  Not satisfied Kelsi got right back in the pool and just broke the American Record in the 200m fly at the world champs on Dec 7^th and also was part of the world record 4x50 medley relay.  Now with 2 American Records in the 100 and 200 fly and a world record Kelsi is ready to inspire others and is poised for great things in Tokyo 2020!