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Others have pointed it out, but wtf is going on with the exclamation point, if it isn't edited did they choose the smallest tiny women on the team lmfao
This is a photoshopped image. They even hadvto fake this nonsense lmao.
A few of the people even appear a few times in the exact same poses.
The entire bottom row appears to be copy+pastes from the others. Going through "NOW!":
The N is the same as the one in "BRING".
The O is the same as the one in "HOME" rotated 180°.
The W is weird and I'm guessing stitched together from individuals manually
The exclamation point is the top part of the "T" from "THEM" rotated 90° and I don't care enough to find the dot
There are also 58 individuals depicted here. The US swim team is 10 whole people and people will look at this and say "yep, I'm sure the entity's swim team is 58 women, that checks out".
W might be the M flipped upside down and then stretched, which would account for the weirdly long legs