She is a dedicated child drowning prevention advocate and works as a development manager for Clearwater for Youth, a program supporting youth athletics and water safety in Florida.
After retiring from Olympic-level swimming, largely due to major shoulder surgeries in 2001, Bennett remained deeply involved in the sport. brooke bennett
Beyond the Olympics, Bennett was a 14-time U.S. National Champion and a multiple-time World Champion medalist. International Swimming Hall of Fame: Inducted in 2010. She is a dedicated child drowning prevention advocate
Bennett achieved the pinnacle of her career by winning two gold medals—the 400-meter and 800-meter freestyle—breaking an Olympic record in the latter. covering high school sports.
She previously worked as a reporter for Bright House Sports Network, covering high school sports.