2016
2016 Olympic Trials – Omaha, Nebraska
Qualified Events
800m Free Relay
200m IM
2015
2015 Worlds
Kazan, Russia
200m IM – Gold 1:55.81
4x200m Free Relay – Silver 7:04.75
2014
2014Pan Pacific Championships
200m Free – 5th
800m Free Relay – Gold
100m Fly – Silver
2014 FINA SC Worlds – Doha
800m Free Relay – Gold
200m IM – Silver
200m Free Relay – Silver
200m Free – Bronze
400m Free Relay – Bronze
100m IM – Bronze
200m Back – Silver
400m Medley Relay – Silver
100m Fly – 7th
2013
2013 FINA World Swimming Championships (LC)
Men’s 4x200m Free Relay – Gold
Men’s 200m Back – Gold
Men’s 4x100m Freestyle – Silver
Men’s 200m IM – Gold
2012
2012 World Short Course Championships, Istanbul
200m Free- Gold
4x100m free- Gold
100m fly- Bronze
4x200m free- Gold
200m IM- Gold – Broke World Record 1:49.63
200m back- Silver
100m IM- Gold – Broke World Record 50.71
4x100m medley- Gold
Ryan won the most medals in history at Short Course World Championships and was named Swimmer of the Meet. He currently holds all of the Short Course IM Records
Holds the World Records in all of the IM Short Course events
100m IM (50.71) 2012 SC Worlds Istanbul
200m IM (1:49.63) 2012 SC Worlds Istanbul
400m IM (3:55.50) 2010 SC Worlds Dubai
2012 Olympics – London, United Kingdom
200 Free- 4th
200 Back- Bronze
400 IM- Gold
200 IM- Silver
800 Free Relay- Gold
400 Free Relay- Silver
2012 Olympic Trials – Omaha, Nebraska
Qualified Events
400 IM
200 IM
200 Back
200 Free
800 Free Relay
2011
2011 Golden Goggles “Race of the Year” for the 200 IM
2011 “Male Athlete of the Year” for the third year in a row!
2011 World Championships (LC) – Shanghai
200 Free
200 IM & World Record 1:54.00
200 Back
Men’s 4×200 Relay
400 IM
2011 Male Swimmer of the Meet
2010
2010 FINAL Male Swimmer of the Year
2010 World Championships – Dubai
Ryan won the most Gold medals ever in history at a World Championship!,
2010 FINAL Male Swimmer of the Meet
200 IM WR 1:50.08
400 IM WR 3:55.50
4×200 Relay WR 6:49.04
2010 Golden Goggles “Male Swimmer of the Year” and Male Race of the Year for 200 IM at the Mutual of Omaha Pan Pacific Championships
2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships
200 Free
400 IM
4×200 Free Men’s Relay
200 Back
400×100 Free Men’s Relay
200 IM
2010 Conoco Phillips National Championships
400 IM
200 IM
100 Free
200 Free
200 Back
2009
2009 Golden Goggles “Male Swimmer of the Year” and Best Relay (4×100)
2009 USA Swimming “Male Athlete of the Year”
2009 FINA World Championships – , , 2 WR
2008
2008 Beijing Olympics , , 2 WR
2008 Manchester SC World Championships , , 3 WR
2007
2007 Melbourne World Championships , , 2 WR
2006
2006 Shanghai SC World Championships , , , 3 WR
2005
2005 Montreal World Championships , , 1 AR
2004
2004 Athens Olympics , , 1 WR
24-time NCAA All American at the University of Florida
7-time NCAA Champion
THREE-TIME OLYMPIAN (ATHENS, BEIJING, LONDON)
11 -TIME OLYMPIC MEDALIST (FIVE GOLD, THREE SILVER, THREE BRONZE)
TEAM SPEEDO STAR SINCE 2006
BIRTHDAY: AUGUST 3, 1984
HOMETOWN: DAYTONA BEACH, FL
RESIDENCE: GAINESVILLE, FL
Ryan Lochte has become a transcendent figure in the Olympic world. Ryan is an 11-time Olympic medalist (including five Gold, three Silver, and three Bronze). His seven individual Olympic medals are second all-time in Men’s Swimming and he is the current world record holder in the 200 and 400 individual medley. Ryan has been named both American and World Swimmer of the Year twice in his career (2010 & 2011) and has a total of 70 medals in major international competition including 45 first place finishes. As a Florida Gator, Ryan was a two-time NCAA Swimmer of the Year, 24-time NCAA All-American, and 7-time NCAA Champion.
Ryan’s accomplishments in the pool along with his committed fan base (1 million+ Twitter followers and almost 300k Facebook fans) have helped him gain pop culture status outside the pool. He has recently made cameos on episodes of 30 Rock and Beverly Hills 90210, as well as appearing on People’s 2012 ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ list. Ryan has a blue chip roster of corporate partnerships as he has become the face of international swimming.
