Kaitlin Sandeno

Title: Olympic Gold Medalist
Birth Date: March 13, 1983
Birth Place: Mission Viejo, CA
Attachment: U.S. Swim Team

Price range: $0-$15,000
Categories: Olympics, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

Californian Kaitlin Sandeno had won four medals at the Olympic Games before she turned 21. The swimming phenom excelled in freestyle events in her younger years and soon focused her hopes on the Olympic Games. By 2000, she was in Sydney competing with the U.S. Women’s team and took home a bronze medal for the 800 meter freestyle. While attending the University of Southern California, Sandeno captured titles at the 2003 national championships in three events. This left her primed for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens where the swimmer took home a gold, silver and bronze medal in three events. Sandeno’s impressive resume also includes four gold medals from the World Championships, 10 national titles and record times at the national and Pan American Games. Sandeno has stated that she receives inspiration from the accomplishments of American swimmers Janet Evans and Summer Sanders.

A Kaitlin Sandeno appearance or Kaitlin Sandeno speaker engagement will add Olympic-caliber prestige to any event. TSE can save you time and money by taking care of all the arrangements to land you a Kaitlin Sandeno endorsement deal.

Kaitlin Sandeno Speaker

Relive the excitement of winning a medal at the Olympics by scheduling a Kaitlin Sandeno speaker engagement at your event. Kaitlin Sandeno speaker topics could include her training regiment, favorite events, college career and plans for the next Olympic Games.

Kaitlin Sandeno Appearance

During many Kaitlin Sandeno appearances in long races, the swimmer stays focused by singing to herself. Although most Kaitlin Sandeno appearances occur in the pool, she also keeps busy playing volleyball and soccer, running, dancing and surfing.

Kaitlin Sandeno Endorsement

Having four Olympic medals to her credit makes a Kaitlin Sandeno endorsement a hot commodity. In turn, the Olympic Games got a Kaitlin Sandeno endorsement when the swimmer revealed she had the Olympic rings tattooed on her lower back.