Here you will find pertinent media documents and details for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Swimming presented by Lilly. If you have any additional questions or requests, please reach out to a member of the USA Swimming Communications Staff.

Quick Links

• Athletes Named to U.S. Olympic Team
• Trials homepage
• USA Swimming Media Guide
• Athlete Interview Request Form
• USA Swimming Media Policies
• Trials Meet Information Book
• NBC News Access Guidelines
• Pool Fast Facts

• June 15-23
• Long-course meter competition
• Competition is taking place in Lucas Oil Stadium, making this the first time a swim meet has been held in an NFL Stadium

• Prelims will take place in the morning. The top-16 will advance to semifinals that night. From semifinals, the top-8 will advance to finals the following night

The Nation’s Best Swimmers

• Athletes have been qualifying for since November 2022
• 1,007 swimmers qualified to swim in Indianapolis, meaning the swimmers you are watching represent the top 0.2% of the more than 325,000 swimmers in the U.S.

• Athletes range in age from 14-46, meaning a high school freshman could be competing against a multi-time Olympic legend

Olympic Qualification*

• This meet is the ONLY way for an American pool swimmer to make a U.S. Olympic Team
• Note: Three swimmers (Katie Grimes, Mariah Denigan, and Ivan Puskovitch) have already qualified for Paris in the Open Water 10K event
• A maximum of 26 men and 26 women will make the pool team
• Note: The three open water swimmers do NOT count towards the 52-person maximum for the pool team unless they qualify in a pool event
• The first-place finisher in each event, as well as the top-4 finishers in the 100m and 200m freestyle events (due to relays), are the first priority to qualify for the U.S. Olympic Team
• If spots remain, second-place finishers in each event are given second priority to qualify for the U.S. Olympic Team
• If spots remain, the fifth-place finishers in the 100m and 200m freestyle events qualify for the U.S. Olympic Team as relay-only swimmers

• If spots remain, the sixth-place finishers in the 100m and 200m freestyle events qualify for the U.S. Olympic Team as relay-only swimmers

*To see the full, official selection procedures, click here. The U.S. Olympic Team will not be official until the team is announced.

June 14

Pre-meet press conference transcriptions

• Rowdy Gaines and Elizabeth Beisel
• Anthony Nesty, Todd DeSorbo, and Lindsay Mintenko
• Tim Hinchey
• Cody Miller and Lilly King

June 15

• Katie Ledecky Transcript
• Aaron Shackell Transcript

June 16

• Carson Foster and Gretchen Walsh Transcript
• Nic Fink Transcript

June 17

• Ryan Murphy Transcript
• Lilly King Transcript
• Erin Gemmell Transcript
• Paige Madden Transcript
• Drew Kibler, Kieran Smith, Luke Hobson, Chris Guiliano Transcript

June 18

• Regan Smith Transcript

June 19

• Katie Ledecky Transcript
• Thomas Heilman Transcript
• Matt Fallon Transcript
• Simone Manuel, Torri Huske, and Gretchen Walsh Transcript

June 20

• Emma Weber, Emma Weyant, and Katharine Berkoff Transcript

June 21

• Shaine Casas, Carson Foster, and Regan Smith Transcript
• Jack Alexy, Hunter Armstrong, and Chris Guiliano Transcript
• Phoebe Bacon Transcript

Additional information related to the meet will be updated as the event takes place.