Sarah Groff
Sarah Groff earned her spot on Team USA for the 2012 Olympic Games with a seventh-place finish at the Olympic test event in London.
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Fast Five: Alex Meyer
Alex Meyer started swimming competitively when he was just seven years old. He joined the varsity swim team at Ithaca High School in Ithaca, N.Y. when he was in seventh grade and won back-to-back state championships his junior and senior year. Meyer went on to Harvard University, where he was a two time All Ivy League swimmer majoring in human evolutionary biology. Meyer lives in Boston where he trains full time under Harvard men’s swimming head coach Tim Murphy.
Sarah Scherer
Woburn born and raised Sarah Scherer is following in her brother's footsteps, right to the Olympics Games. They both competed in the air rifle.
Elena Pirozhkova
From Siberia to Massachusetts, Elena Elena Pirozhkova has fought her way to the top.
Andrew Wheating
Get to know Olympic runner Andrew Wheating in our Fast Five!
Elizabeth Beisel
Elizabeth Beisel was just 15-years-old when she had her first Olympic experience.
Elliot Hovey
Elliot Hovey was born Feb. 17, 1983 in Boston.
Kayla Harrison
UNDATED -- Judo star Kayla Harrison is ready to see her gold medal dreams come true.
Fast 5: Tim Morehouse
Tim Morehouse is competing in the London Olympics with the U.S. Fencing Team.