Katie Ledecky cannot be stopped.

Ledecky won her ninth gold and 14th overall medal Saturday, taking the 800-meter freestyle and concluding her fourth Olympic Games in style. 

She became the most decorated female Olympic swimmer of all time Thursday when she won silver as part of the U.S. 4×200 freestyle relay team for her 13th career medal. 

But that wasn’t enough for Ledecky, who defended her three-time title in the 800 free.

Her nine gold medals is the most ever for a female swimmer and the most for an American female athlete across all sports. It ties her with Larisa Latynina, a Soviet gymnast who won nine golds in the 1950s and 1960s, of any woman in Olympic history.

Ledecky swam Saturday’s 800-meter with a time of 8:11.04, the 14th-fastest recorded time, preceded and followed by Ledecky’s own performances.

Ledecky has the 16 fastest 800 freestyle times in history — and 19 of the top 20, as well as 24 of the top 25. That number was as high as 29 before Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh defeated Ledecky in February, handing Ledecky her first loss in an 800-meter freestyle final since 2010.

McIntosh, who has the 17th-fastest time in history at 8:11.39, did not swim the 800 in Paris.

Ledecky will leave France with two golds, a silver and her first bronze.

She was victorious in the grueling 1,500 freestyle, took silver in the 4×200 freestyle relay and bronze in the 400 freestyle.

Ledecky previously collected hardware in London, Rio and Tokyo. She doesn’t have plans to slow down and the Bethesda, Maryland native hopes to compete in Los Angeles in 2028.