Lydia Jacoby, 17-year-old U.S. swimmer, won a gold medal with pink goggles.
5:20 AM PDT, July 27, 2021Lydia Jacoby is a gold medalist! The 17-year-old American won the gold in the 100-meter breaststroke on Monday, and she did so with the help of a childhood item.
Prior to Jacoby's race, former Olympic swimmer Jessica Hardy took to Twitter to cheer on her fellow American, revealing a fun tidbit in the process. "Pink goggle watch! Help me cheer on Lydia Jacoby in tonight’s 100 breaststroke final" Hardy wrote. "Met this girl hosting a clinic at her home pool in Alaska five years ago and she’s still racing in my goggles since. Go get em Lydia. Proud of you no matter what happens!"
Pink goggle watch! ⚠️ Help me cheer on Lydia Jacoby in tonight’s 100 breaststroke final 7:17PM PST. Met this girl hosting a clinic at her home pool in Alaska 5 years ago & she’s still racing in my goggles since. Go get em Lydia 💪🏼🇺🇸💕 proud of you no matter what happens!
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