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OMAHA, Neb. -- In the penultimate night of U.S. Olympic Team Trials, Elizabeth Beisel and Caeleb Dressel fell short of qualifying for Rio in additional events.

Beisel had an opportunity to add the women's 200 back to her Olympic schedule, but she finished seventh in the final at 2:11.12. Beisel has been swimming with a sprained and fractured left pinky finger since Tuesday, when she and another swimmer collided in a warm-up pool.

Beisel will compete in the 400 IM in Rio.

Dressel, who has already clinched his first-ever trip to the Games in the 100 free and 4x100 free relay, swam in the 50 free final and placed 4th at 21.80.

Four Gators will represent the United States at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio: Beisel, Dressel, Ryan Lochte (4x200 free relay and 200 IM) and Conor Dwyer (400 free, 200 free and 4x200 free relay).

Nine Gators also previously qualified for the Olympics in their respective countries' trials: Mitch D'Arrigo (Italy), Hilda Luthersdottir (Iceland), Corey Main (New Zealand), Sebastien Rousseau (South Africa), Eduardo Solaeche-Gomez (Spain), Dan Wallace (Great Britain), Jan Switkowski (Poland) and Pawel Werner (Poland).

The Olympics run from August 5-21. The swimming portion of the Games lasts a week, from August 6-13.

The trials end Sunday night with the men's 1500 free finals and the women's 50 free finals. No Gators qualified in those events.

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