Dara Torres won three silver medals in Beijing at age 41, serving as an inspiration to middle-aged people everywhere. But she couldn't possibly keep it up through the 2012 Games in London, could she?

Dara Torres, the most decorated woman in U.S. Olympic history, narrowly missed out on qualifying for her sixth Olympic Games. Torres took fourth place in the 50-meter freestyle final Monday night, her ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, August 1. IS there anything this woman can't do? She's already been to four Olympic Games, in 1994, 1988, 1992 and 2000. Now, Dara Torres – 40 years young – is knocking on the ...

Meet the 41-year-old American swimmer, whom Michael Phelps calls mom. BEIJING, Aug. 18, 2008 — -- Dara Torres, who at 41 is the oldest American swimmer to ever compete in the Olympics, snagged ...

Boston College turns to 5-time Olympian Dara Torres to rebuild swim program after hazing scandal Boston College has hired five-time Olympian Dara Torres as its swimming and diving coach to help the ...

With the Olympic trials around the corner, will Dara Torres make Olympic history by becoming the first swimmer to compete in five gamess and the oldest swimmer at age 41? Whether she achieves this ...

Former Florida Gators standout swimmer and Olympic gold medalist Dara Torres is taking a new career path. Torres accepted the position as Boston College's swimming and diving team last week. In an ...

The first woman to swim in the Olympics past the age of 40, Dara Torres seems to have been genetically created to do nothing outside the pool. At 5’11 and 150 pounds, she is pure muscle, and her long ...

OMAHA, Neb. - Dara Torres lingered in the water after the other swimmers had climbed out of the pool. Her long career was finally over. She wanted to soak up the moment as long as possible. At 45, ...

Olympic swimmer Dara Torres speaks during a press conference about the upcoming 2016 US Olympic Swim Trials at the CenturyLink Center. She had unretired before, so ...

INDIANAPOLIS ” For Dara Torres, it was always the same. No matter how many Olympic medals she won or how many times she touched the wall first, her stomach would rumble and churn before every race.