LSU sends 28 Athletes to the Summer Olympics the 8th most by college
While the Opening Ceremonies are still two days away, the Summer Olympics in Paris Officially kick off on Wednesday. The LSU Tigers will be one of the most represented colleges sending 28 athletes to compete and one coach which ranks seventh among all schools and third among SEC schools. The Tigers will be represented in diving, track and field, swimming, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and beach volleyball. Here are the 29 LSU Tigers that will be participating in the Paris Olympics this summer.
Diving:
- Lizzie Roussel - New Zealand
- Adrian Abadia - Spain
- Juan Celaya-Hernandez - Mexico
- Chiara Pellacani - Italy
- Helle Tuxen - Norway
Swimming:
- Pavel Alovatki - Moldova
- Brooks Curry - United States
- Jere Hribar - Croatia
- Jovan Lekic - Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Sabrina Lyn - Jamaica
- Maggie MacNeil - Canada
Track and Field:
- Sha'Carri Richardson - United States
- Amber Anning - Great Britain
- Tima Godbless - Nigeria
- Natoya Goule-Toppin - Jamaica
- JuVaughn Harrison - United States
- Aleia Hobbs - United States
- Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake - Great Britain
- Vernon Norwood - United States
- Favour Ofili - Nigeria
- Godson Oghenebrume - Nigeria
- Ella Onojuvwevwo - Nigeria
Beach Volleyball:
- Taryn Kloth - United States
- Kristen Nuss - United States
Gymnastics:
- Aleah Finnegan - Philippines
Basketball:
- Duop Reath - Australia
- David Patrick - Australia
- Hailey Van Lith - United States
- Tremont Waters - Puerto Rico
How to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics
The Summer Olympics kick off on July 24th and will conclude on August 11th while opening ceremonies take place on July 26th. The Olympic daily event schedule is complex and can be best found on the Olympic Website. The Olympic games will be streamed on NBC, the Olympic App, and on Peacock with streaming information available on the Olympic website.
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