Dana Vollmer swam the 50 free at the Arena Pro Swim Series meet in Mesa despite being six months pregnant. After the race, she spoke with Swimming World. Vollmer, who finished 55th in
The next stop of the arena Pro Swim Series, April 14-16 in Mesa, Ariz., will feature a familiar yet unexpected face in three-time U.S. Olympian Dana Vollmer. She and husband Andy Grant
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Three-time Olympian Dana Vollmer announced today, January 13, 2017, via Instagram that she and husband, Andy, are expecting their second child. The baby is due to be born in July 2017. Vollmer,
A day after each captured Olympic medals, Cody Miller, Dana Vollmer and Ryan Held participated in a press conference Monday afternoon at the Main Press Center at Barra Olympic Park. Vollmer discussed how
Dana Vollmer spoke about the paralyzing fear she experienced at the 2008 Olympic Trials, and how that started her on a path to enjoying the sport again. She also reflected on
Dana Vollmer did not swim her best time of the meet in tonight’s 100 fly final, and she did not even win. But at Olympic Trials, finishing second is just
American record holder Dana Vollmer got to the 50 meter wall first, under American record pace, but short course American record holder Kelsi Worrell came off the wall faster and blew by Vollmer in the
Dana Vollmer cruised into the finish as she dominated the first semifinal in 56.90. Kelsi Worrell emerged from her breakout already in the lead and posted a 57.12 to win the second semifinal
Prior to getting the fifth Olympic Trials of her career underway, Dana Vollmer spoke with the media in a press conference Friday afternoon. Vollmer spoke about how these Trials are different
