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Tokyo Collegiate Olympic Schedule

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Simone Manuel and Abbey Weitzeil of the United States react during the Women’s 50m freestyle medal ceremony during Day Eight of the 2021 U.S. Olympic Team Swimming Trials at CHI Health Center on June 20, 2021 in Omaha, Nebraska. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

Tokyo Collegiate Olympic Resources
Team USA 2020 Collegiate Olympic ResourcesThroughout the Olympic Games and in the windows of time between them, the USOPC collegiate partnerships department provides schools and conferences with information and resources to aid their coverage of Team U...
Team USA's 2020 Collegiate Olympic Footprint
The 2020 U.S. Olympic Team was comprised of 635 athletes who competed for Team USA across 44 sports in Japan. Of those 635 athletes, more than 75% competed collegiately across 171 schools. College athlete representation on the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team sp...
Collegiate Olympic Results
Tokyo 2020 Collegiate ResultsLooking to see how one of your athletes competed in Tokyo? The below database logged all Team USA college athlete performances at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Please use the tool to search by school name or athlete name to...
Tokyo U.S. School Leaderboard
Tokyo 2020 U.S. School LeaderboardFor the first time, the USOPC built a U.S. school leaderboard to aid schools and conferences in monitoring U.S. medal-winning performances. Unlike Team USA’s full Olympic medal count, which tallies one medal per team s...
Tokyo 2020 Content Archive and Editorial Coverage
During the 2020 Olympic Games, the USOPC collegiate partnerships department – in collaboration with Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism – provided schools and conferences with content to help them cover and celebrate their s...