Tag: Anthony Nesty
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Anthony Nesty made history as the first Black swimmer to win an individual Olympic gold medal in 1988, paving the way for greater diversity in swimming.
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Anthony Nesty makes history as the first Black head coach of the U.S. Olympic swimming team for the 2024 Paris Games, bringing a wealth of experience and a track record of developing champions.
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