Olympic Dreamers, Superman Swimmer Breaks Phelps' Record

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Thirteen-year-old Meryland "Concrete Rose" Gonzalez won't let anything stand between her and the Olympics.

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Sixteen-year-old elite gymnast Ciena Alipio won't let a leg injury keep her from getting to Team USA.

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Teen karate champion Edgar Torres wants to turn his past Team USA experience into Olympic gold.

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Superman swimmer Clark Kent Apuada is so fast, he broke one of Michael Phelps' records.

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Fourteen-year-old phenom Cha'iel Johnson is making a name for herself as a Triple Crown winner in track.

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Seven-year-old Maya Gadbois may be small, but this "Warrior Princess" is winning races across the world.

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Fourteen-year-old Bella Kenworthy and her "Pink Helmet Posse" are looking to dominate both land and sea.

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Jake "Stuntman" Familton is just 8 years old, but he's already skating with the pros.

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Sixteen-year-old b-girl Logan "Logistx" Edra wants to be the first-ever Olympic medalist in breaking.

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Sixteen-year-old Colin Duffy is ascending to the top of the climbing world and the Tokyo Olympics.