Nathan Adrian

At this time last year, Olympic gold medalist Nathan Adrian still didn't have full use of the left side of his body. It had been a year since Adrian's second surgery for testicular cancer, and he had lost a lot of muscle mass. Surgeons had cut through his abdominal wall five different times to remove about 30 lymph nodes, and while they felt confident they had removed the cancer, that kind of trauma required a lot of recovery time.

Is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault!. Still producing elite-level performances, Nathan Adrian, now 32 and pursuing his fourth Olympic Games, has the opportunity to further his already lofty reputation. And whenever his days in the sport come to an end, Adrian will be viewed for his excellence in the sport as an athlete, teammate and ambassador.

Nathan Adrian couldn't help but worry about his wife Hallie's health while she was pregnant during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In a new cover story for Parents' July 2021 issue, the 32-year-old Olympic swimmer tells the magazine that he worried about Hallie while they were expecting their first baby together. (They welcomed daughter Parker Jacquelyn on Feb. 9.)

You might think that the daughter of Olympic gold-medal swimmer Nathan Adrian and former Stanford diver Hallie Adrian would take to bath time like a duck to water. But nope. Parker Jacquelyn Adrian, born this past February, did not smile, gurgle, or display a powerful baby backstroke the first time she was lowered into a tub in her Oakland, California, home.

Is now available for download in the Swimming World Vault!. In this issue of Swimming World, read about how Nathan Adrian, now 32 and pursuing his fourth Olympic Games, has the opportunity to further his already lofty reputation. Also featured is our U.S. Olympic Trials Preview, slated for June 13-20 in Omaha, Nebraska; How Indian River’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams have been winning NJCAA Championships for 47 years; How Don Schollander’s legend and impact have been lost to unfortunate timing; Olympic Water Polo… while U.S. women have dominated since 2015, a different men’s champion emerged at each of the last three major international competitions: Serbia, Croatia, and Italy; Remembering the Kalili brothers of Hawaii, national champions and Olympic silver medalists in 1932; Mental Prep and Dryside Training with Amy Bilquist; Special Sets from Katie Ledecky’s training leading up to the 2016 Trials; Q&A with U.S. Olympic Open Water coach Catherine Kase; How They Train with Haley Anderson; Up & Comer Green Hope High’s Keelan Cotter; and much more!

May 12 – 15, 2021. Live Stream (USA Swimming) Live Stream (Olympic Channel) Reported by Jack McCormick. PSS Record: 21.51, Caeleb Dressel (2020) After a slow breakout, United States national team staple Nathan Adrian powered to the win, running down the field over the last 15 meters. Finishing right behind...

Nathan Adrian and Kate Douglass Nail Down 50 Free Triumphs at Indy Pro Series. How will the longtime staples of Team USA fare at the upcoming United States Olympic Trials? That is a question that can be applied to a number of athletes who have long been valuable contributors – in the water and as leaders – for Team USA. One individual who is looking for another Olympic nod is Nathan Adrian, the veteran sprinter who will be on the cover of Swimming World Magazine’s June issue.

Former West Virginia University basketball standout Nathan Adrian is eagerly looking forward to his next overseas assignment. The Morgantown native is back home after averaging 18 points and 8 rebounds per game last season playing in Ukraine. His productivity will likely earn him a significant promotion at one of Europe’s higher level leagues.

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Nathan Adrian is handling the strict health and safety regulations of the Tokyo Summer Olympics with grace. While speaking with PEOPLE about Team USA's sustainable closing ceremony uniforms, the swimmer and Ralph Lauren brand ambassador, 32, opened up about the moment he learned that overseas spectators would not be allowed to attend this year's Olympic Games due to the pandemic.

Will 5-time Olympic champion Nathan Adrian make the U.S. Olympic Team? It's a fair question. He's on the march toward his 4th U.S. Olympic Trials. Current photo via Mike Lewis/Ola Vista Photography. Will 5-time Olympic champion Nathan Adrian make the 2021 U.S. Olympic Team? It’s a fair question. He’s on...

Nathan Adrian, a five-time gold medalist in swimming, talks to TODAY about competing in the long-awaited Tokyo Olympics. “I feel good,” he says, adding that “the extra year helped smooth out some kinks” from surgeries he underwent while battling cancer. He also talks about fatherhood, saying “Dad life is the best.”

Nathan Adrian earned his first individual win in a full swim meet since announcing his testicular cancer diagnosis in January 2019. Adrian, a 32-year-old with 15 gold medals between the Olympics and world championships, won the men’s 100m freestyle to close out a Pro Series stop in Mission Viejo, California, on Sunday.

Nathan Adrian won the men’s 100 freestyle on Sunday morning at the TYR Pro Swim Series with a 48.74 as the only swimmer to break 49 seconds in the heat. Reigning world champ Caeleb Dressel was noticeably absent from the heat as he had scratched this and the 200 IM, but his Florida teammate Eric Friese finished in second at 49.05 as the German native swam the second fastest time this season for a German.

Former West Virginia Mountaineer Nathan Adrian will return to play for Best Virginia in this year’s TBT, the team announced on Twitter. Adrian, a four-year contributor when he was with WVU from 2013-2017, played with Best Virginia in the 2019 TBT and was on the roster for last season’s tournament as well before it was canceled due to COVID.

Taking 2nd was veteran Nathan Adrian, clocking in at 22.56. Adrian’s season-best of 21.98 ranks second in the nation behind 18-year-old David Curtiss (21.87) Current photo via Peter Sukenik/www.petersukenik.com. 2021 PRO SWIM SERIES – SAN ANTONIO (MARCH) March 3-7, 2021. North East ISD Blossom Athletic Complex, San Antonio, TX. LCM...

Over the past year, many Americans have lost their jobs or businesses as the country tries to grapple with keeping the economy afloat amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. As swimmer Nathan Adrian prepares for his fourth Olympic Games, he tells PEOPLE that feels incredibly lucky that he is able to keep his swimming career amidst a time of difficulty for all.