LIA NEAL

Brooklyn, NY's Lia Neal, who is the daughter of a Chinese-American mother and African-American father, is the first woman of Black descent to swim an Olympic final for the United States as she helped win a Bronze for the team's 4x100 freestyle in 2012. She also won a Silver medal as part of the US 2016 team.

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Lia Neal Details World Swimming Tour

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Asian American Life is celebrating Asian American Olympic medalists who are breaking barriers and inspiring a new generation of athletes.

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VIDEO: Olympians @JoshDavis_USA, @Nathangadrian and @LiaNeal visited young swimmers who take part in a program in #Queens. O

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Meet Olympic Swimmer Lia Neal

After making her Olympic debut in swimming back in 2012, Lia Neal proved to be an eminent competitor and even won a silver medal while competing again.

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20 Question Tuesday: Lia Neal

By Bob Schaller//Contributor  | Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Lia Neal became the first African-American woman to medal at two Olympics, following up her 2012 debut with another podium place in Rio in 2016. The Stanford leader has had an incredible journey from New York to California, and to all the places here and abroad where she’s inspired young people and carved out a historical journey for herself along the way. She talks about that in this week’s 20 Question Tuesday.

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Two-Time Olympian Lia Neal Joins Team TYR

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Lia and Team USA to Challenge Australia in 400 free relay at 2017 Worlds

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Lia Neal Realizes Vision At Stanford Set In Motion Over Four Years Ago

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Cardinal women swim away with American record at NCAAs

Top-ranked Stanford got off to a record-setting start at the 2017 NCAA women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Wednesday. The Cardinal set the NCAA and American records in the 800-yard freestyle inside the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.

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Lia Neal: My Stanford Story

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Video: Lia Neal and Greg Meehan Relive Pac-12 Championship

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Pac-12 Team Win for 1st Day of Meet

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It’s a sprint to the finish for Stanford senior Lia Neal

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Lia reflects on what Simone Manuel’s gold mean for sports

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Four time Olympic Silver Medalist Kara Lynn Joyce discusses Lia Neal and Amanda Weir in USASwimming.com’s Silver Linings

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In Cosmopolitan interview, USA Olympian Lia Neal explains what it's ​really​ like to be part of the Olympics.

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A New Chapter for Black Olympic Swimming

For 16 years, through Olympics in Sydney, Athens, Beijing, London and Rio, African-Americans swam under a microscope for their country. Questions about oddity and identity weighed them down as they…

Lia: Rio Olympics Is Experience of a Lifetime