While you might be most accustomed to seeing Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky in her Team USA uniform, the athlete has a style all her own out of the water.

Australian Lani Pallister is the first swimmer to beat Katie Ledecky in an 800m freestyle at a major meet, ending Ledecky's streak at 13 international championship gold medals dating to 2012.

Katie Ledecky's 800m reign ends as Lani Pallister stuns her at the 2026 Pan Pacific Championships.

Katie Ledecky’s dominance remains untouched in the 800 free. Maintaining her historic streak at Worlds, Katie Ledecky won her seventh world title in the event. She surpassed Canada's Summer McIntosh, ...

Lani Pallister is making a statement! 🔥🏊‍♀️ Pallister takes on Katie Ledecky in a massive distance freestyle showdown, creating one of the biggest moments of the meet. Can Pallister continue closing ...

This year’s NECA Convention and Trade Show in San Diego featured Olympic medalist Katie Ledecky as a special guest speaker for Monday’s general session. Ledecky is a 14-time Olympic medalist, 21-time ...

In Fukuoka, Japan, Katie Ledecky surpassed Michael Phelps. Winning the 800 free race, she claimed her 16th gold medal to hold the most individual swimming world titles. Now, in 2025, fans may witness ...

It is US great Ledecky's first-ever 800m free defeat in a major international meet. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Katie Ledecky keeps her Olympic gold medals in a special (and soft) spot! While attending a Raising Cane's employee appreciation conference in Cancún, Mexico, on Tuesday, Sept. 24, the swimmer, 27, ...

Katie Ledecky won the women’s 800m freestyle, repeating a feat she also accomplished as a 15-year-old in London, then in Rio, ...

The world record in the women’s 800-meter freestyle has been untouchable for nearly nine years since Katie Ledecky swam it in 8:04.79 at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. No one had come within two ...

Aussie swimming sensation Lani Pallister has made history by becoming the first person to beat American legend Katie Ledecky in the 800 metres freestyle.