Dana Vollmer

• LONDON -- Dana Vollmer won a gold medal at the Olympics and set a world record, too. Not bad for someone who didnt even qualify four years ago.
(ESPN)
• Cathy Vollmer sits in the front row at the 2003 USA National Swimming Championships in Indianapolis. Shes nervous, as any mom with a daughter competing would be.
(Huffington Post)
• LONDON — So much for all those dire predictions of records set during the high-tech bodysuit era standing for decades. They're quickly falling at the Olympic Aquatics Centre.
(NorthJersey.com)
• LONDON — Four years ago, Dana Vollmer did not even qualify for the Beijing Olympics. Last night, she not only won a gold medal in the women's 100-meter butterfly, but she set a world record doing it, winning her first individual gold in 55.
(New York Post)
• Why were there so many empty seats during the first day of the Olympic games? Does that mean the Games are a failure?
 Apparently, many of the empty seats you saw are right up front—VIP positions, essentially.
(Entertainment Online)
• Another night of the summer games in London for the 2012 Olympics are underway, and already, there were many things that stood out.
(Entertainment Online)
• LONDON — There was serious drama Sunday at the Aquatic Center, but it sure wasn't what was expected. First, U.S.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• The second day of the London 2012 Olympics was filled with more teeth-clenching and heart-wrenching moments than last night's episode of True Blood. At this pace, we're going to be a ball of nerves by day 17. As anticipated, the U.S.
(Entertainment Weekly Online)
• ELLEN Gandy was eighth as the United States Dana Vollmer won the Olympic 100 metres butterfly title in a new world record of 55.98 seconds in London.
(campaignseries.co.uk)
• LONDON — Dana Vollmer finished a blistering final 50 meters of the 100 butterfly Sunday, smacked the wall, ditched her goggles and squinted at the clock. It took a moment to find it, then to sink in. She'd done it: 55.98 seconds. A world record.
(Dallas Morning News)