Swimmer Caeleb Dressel Makes a Comeback, Ledecky Continues Dominance, and Young Talent Emerges at U.S. Swimming Championships

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Olympic champion swimmer Caeleb Dressel returned to competition at the U.S. national championships after an eight-month break for mental health reasons. While he did not qualify for the world championships, Dressel expressed his joy at being back in the pool and enjoying racing again. Dressel's coach cited the pressure of being the face of U.S. men's swimming as a factor in his hiatus, and Dressel emphasized the importance of prioritizing his mental well-being. The swimmer aims to regain his form in time for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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