Swimming great Katie Ledecky talking of sticking around for 2028 LA Olympics

Ledecky, a Bethesda native, is preparing with the American team in Singapore for the world championships in Fukuoka, Japan, starting on July 23. WashTimesSports

Ledecky, a Bethesda native, is preparing with the American team in Singapore for the world championships in Fukuoka, Japan, starting on July 23. Speaking with reporters on Saturday, she said she has no plans to step away after the Paris Olympics in a year.Ledecky has 19 gold medals from the worlds and seven from the Olympics and still loves doing what she does too much to feel satisfied.

Ledecky was also reminded that the Los Angeles Olympics are exactly five years away. And she did not rule herself out of those Games. First up for Ledecky is the most talked about race of the worlds: The women’s 400-meter freestyle, set for the first day of eight in the pool.

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