Missy Franklin has advanced to the semifinals of the 200-meter freestyle at the U.S. Olympic swimming trials. The 17-year-old …

Missy Franklin will become the first American female to swim seven events at the Olympics. The 17-year-old Franklin locked up her …

… win his share of gold, too, but the breakout star in the pool could be 17-year-old Missy Franklin, who already has the best nickname in the sport. Missy the Missile has big hands, size 13 feet, and the kind of sprinter's speed that should …

… He'll be going for another eight gold medals. He's not the only one who'll be busy in London. Get ready to see a lot of Missy Franklin. And how 'bout Anthony Ervin! After eight years away from swimming, he's going back to Olympics, too. Phelps …

… to swim the same individual events in London: the 100 and 200 fly, the 200 and 400 individual medley, and 200 freestyle. Missy Franklin will be nearly as busy as Phelps. She capped her breakout trials with a dominating win in the 200 backstroke, giving …

… disappointment of missing out on the Beijing Games because of a failed drug test, winning the 100 freestyle. Seventeen-year-old Missy Franklin moved a step closer to having a seven-event program in London, finishing second behind Hardy in 54.15, while 11-time …

… the men's 50-meter freestyle, surging to the wall one- hundredth of a second ahead of Anthony Ervin. Also on Sunday, Missy Franklin locked up her fourth individual event by winning the women's 200-meter backstroke in two minutes, 6.12 seconds …

… pool for the 100 butterfly prelims. Phelps qualified fastest and Lochte was sixth in moving on to the evening semifinals. Missy Franklin qualified fastest in the 200 back, keeping the 17-year-old from Colorado on track to compete in four individual …

… an event she won bronze in at Beijing four years ago. Jessica Hardy won that race, clocking in at 53.96 -- .19 seconds ahead of Missy Franklin. Also securing Olympic spots in the race were Allison Schmitt, Lia Neal and Amanda Weir.