"I chose like synchronized swimming because I feel like you can just be more creative," said Arielle.

Arielle grew up competing in speed swimming and dance. She combined her two loves by taking up artistic swimming, formerly known as synchronized swimming.

Synchronized swimming has captured the attention of many following Team USA taking home the silver medal.

There’s one group of young ladies who are striving to make their way to the Olympics one day.

“It is so rewarding to see them learn a skill and be excited about it,” Witter said. “They are so close, and they are so talented. You know with, just now being in the Olympics again and them having their dreams, I can give them some of the tools like extension and personality and things like that that they can really adhere to to building their dreams.”

Former Ohio State synchronized (artistic) swimming coach Linda Lichter-Witter earned the honor of Hall of Fame Contributor by USA Artistic Swimming, the organization announced at its annual convention earlier this month.