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Van Dyken Loses Race, But Not Face

Van Dyken took her time leaving the pool.

Amy Van Dyken pulled off a huge upset in the 50-meter freestyle in the 1996 Atlanta Games. But four years and two shoudler surgeries later, the American settled for fourth. Inge de Bruijn won the gold in the event Saturday, while Dara Torres won the bronze. It was the last race of Van Dyken's career after she won her fifth career gold in the 400 freestyle relay in Sydney.

• Team USA sweeps 400 medley relays
• Hall, Ervin share gold in 50 free
• Complete swimming results

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COLUMNISTS

Kreidler: U.S. swimmers' road dominance
Australian swimmers hoped to make a big splash in Sydney. It didn't happen. ESPN.com's Mark Kreidler reflects.
Wojnarowski: Krayzelburg's American dream
Qualifying isn't the only type of trial Lenny Krayzelburg has faced, writes ESPN.com's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Kreidler: There's no comparison
Jenny Thompson vs. Bonnie Blair -- it's one comparision ESPN.com's Mark Kreidler would like to see go away.

FEATURES

Megan Quann returns to high school
It's back to normal high school life for Megan Quann after winning Olympic gold medals in the 100 meter breaststroke and 400 meter relay in Sydney.
Rivals come together on medals stand
Sharing a bronze in the 100 free sat well with Dara Torres, but it wasn't what Jenny Thompson was looking for.
Hyman's no quitter; now she's gold
Misty Hyman nearly quit swimming in May. Now she's an Olympic gold medalist.
Dolan's shouts had joyous ring
Tom Dolan went hoarse yelling after winning a gold medal in the 400 IM. It capped six years of trying to get there.
Dual meet? Aussies play down duel with U.S. swimmers
The host country is passionate about swimming, but Australians are trying to avoid get caught up in a rivalry with the Americans.
Australia's 'Thorpedo' swimming for gold
World-record holder Ian Thorpe, 17, is already considered a hero in his native Australia.
Teen swimmer blows others out of the water
15-year old Michael Phelps turned some heads at the U.S. swim trials by qualifying for the Olympics in the 200-meter butterfly.

HEADLINE NEWS
Americans set new standard in scandal-less pool

News roundup: Ugandan swimmer returns to face charges

Bennett leads from start to win gold in 800 free

Krayzelburg wins second medal of Games

De Bruijn beats out Thompson for gold in 100 free

Even without gold, Henys still leaves Games a hero

Quann stands and delivers on golden promise

Dutchman stuns Thorpe to win gold in 200 free

Dolan, Bennett win gold for U.S. in swimming