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Lakeville's Regan Smith is happy again, and swimming faster as a result – Twin Cities

Regan Smith soars after leaving Stanford to train with swimming legend Michael Phelps' coach

Regan Smith, an Olympic medalist from Lakeville, has the top American time in five events entering the U.S. swimming championships.

Mike Parratto Shares Coaching Stories of Regan Smith, Jenny Thompson, and More

Mike Parratto has a very unique perspective on greatness, having coached two Olympians more than two decades apart.

Regan Smith, Olympic medalist from Lakeville, leaving Stanford to turn pro

Following last summer's Olympics, Smith had a successful freshman season. She won six medals at the NCAA championships and was named Pac-12 women's swimmer of the year.

World Record Holder Regan Smith To Leave Stanford, Turn Pro & Join Bob Bowman

Smith is leaving the Cardinal after racing just one season in the NCAA, having won the national title last year in the women's 200 backstroke.

USA Swimming's Golden Goggles Awards Heads To Miami On December 7

Dover Olympic medalist diver Jessica Parratto will be honored by city

Regan Smith puts her young swim club on the map

Regan Smith puts her young swim club on the map The Lakeville swimmer is the first Olympian to come out of Riptide Swim Club since it opened in 2012. She's created quite a fan club.  July 24, 2021 — 5:29pm Text size Copy shortlink: At the U.S. Olympic swimming trials in Omaha last month, it wasn't difficult to pick out the group from Riptide Swim Club in Apple Valley. They were the gaggle of giggling kids clad in pink T-shirts with bright pink Crocs and covered head-to-toe in temporary tattoos. They were the ones there to watch their hometown hero, Regan Smith. A group of about 40 people, grown-ups and young ones alike, from Riptide traveled to watch Smith in the trials. The 19-year-old Smith, who joined Riptide at age 13, is known for wearing pink Crocs, swim caps and nail polish at competitions, and young fans from the club wanted to emulate their idol.They decorated signs to show their support for Smith and enjoyed red, white and blue Ring Pops after she qualified for the Tokyo Games.

Tokyo Olympics: Get to Know New England's Athletes – NECN

Tokyo Olympics: Get to Know New England's Athletes – NBC Connecticut