Stanford University Has 31 Team USA Athletes at the 2016 Rio Olympics

Olympic gold-medalist Katie Ledecky has been called “a speed demon,” “the most dominant swimmer in the pool,” and even “the greatest athlete in the world today.”

But the 19-year-old will have another title when she returns from the Olympic Games this fall – Stanford University freshman.

Joining her in Rio will be 30 other current and former Stanford athletes – among them, swimmers Lia Neal, Simone Manuel and Maya DiRado.

Stanford students and alumni will participate in swimming, diving, water polo, sailing, rowing, soccer, tennis, volleyball, equestrian, rugby, and fencing events this year, according to information provided by the U.S. Olympic Committee. The university has produced at least one medalist in every Olympics in which the U.S. has competed since 1912. Bernard Muir, Stanford’s athletic director, says this achievement is “synonymous with Stanford Athletics’ reputation as the nation’s most successful athletics program.”

Seventy-five percent of the 2016 U.S. Olympic team competed in collegiate athletics at the varsity and club levels.

Here are the 12 U.S. colleges that will be best-represented by athletes on Team USA at the Olympic Games:

12. University of Florida

Number of athletes:11

Events: Swimming and track and field

11. University of Washington

Number of athletes:11

Events:Rowing, indoor volleyball, soccer, and track and field

10. Princeton University

Number of athletes:11

Events:Field hockey, rowing, fencing, water polo, and track and field

9. University of Georgia