Member of national champion swim team sets sights on Olympics

April 23, 2012

The Spotlight Emory video series introduces some of the most dynamic members of the campus community.

In this episode, freshman host Brooke Healey interviews sophomore Sadie Nennig, who has earned three National Championships and 10 all-America honors during her two-year career of competing with the Emory Eagles. Nennig is one of 10 Emory Eagles swimmers continuing to train with hopes of making it to the 2012 Olympic trials.



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