Ridgefield swimmer wins bronze medal at Tokyo Olympics
It’s the first Olympic medal for Kieran Smith, who got his start at the Ridgefield Aquatic Club.
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Jul 25, 2021, 12:01 PM
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Updated 1,004 days ago
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A Connective native won a medal in the pool at the Tokyo Olympics.
Ridgefield resident and Olympic swimmer Kieran Smith won a bronze medal in the
400-meter men’s freestyle.
It’s the first Olympic medal for Smith, who got his start at the Ridgefield
Aquatic Club.
He is a 14-time NCAA All American for the University of Florida.
