Maggie MacNeil

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So Much For That: Maggie MacNeil and LSU Women Hit NCAA “A” Relay Standard

Full Name:	Hannah Margaret McNair MacNeil
Born:	February 26th, 2000
	London, Ontario, Canada
Nationality:	Canada
Status:	Active

Maggie MacNeil is an Olympic champion in the 100 fly who represents Canada internationally. She is a 3x individual NCAA champion for Michigan and Louisiana State. College Michigan 2018-2019 Maggie MacNeil had an immediate impact at Michigan her freshman year. At the Big Ten Championships, she won individual titles in the 50 free (21.65) and 100 fly (49.59). She also won as part of Michigan's 200 and 400 free relays. At the NCAA Championships, Macneil placed 2nd in the 100 fly (49.66), 4th in the 50 free (21.50), and 6th in the 100 back (50.98). 2019-2020 MacNeil kept her good times rolling from the summer of 2019 into the collegiate season. At her midseason meet, the Minnesota Invite, MacNeil tied the NCAA and US Open record in the 100 fly, touching at 49.26. At the B1G Champs, she started things off by breaking a record in a different stroke, this time the 50 back, throwing down the fastest split of all-time at 23.05 by leading off the 200 medley relay. She continued her momentum by taking titles in the 50 free (21.30), 100 fly (49.42), and 100 free (46.57), the last of which put her at #7 all-time. 2020-2021 Heading into the 2021 NCAA Championships, after they were canceled …

So Much For That: Maggie MacNeil and LSU Women Hit NCAA “A” Relay Standard

The LSU women will take relays back to the NCAA Championships this season for the first time since 2016 after hitting an “A” cut in the 200 free relay on Wednesday.

Stepanek, Hawke Post NCAA-Leading 200 Frees At Day 2 Prelims of Art Adamson Invite

Texas A&M junior Chloe Stepanek logged a time of 1:44.41 in the women’s 200 free to overtake Texas’ Kelly Pash (1:44.78) for the top time in the NCAA.

2022 NC State/GAC Invite: Day 1 Prelims Live Recap

This morning’s prelims session will feature the 500 free, 200 IM, 50 free, women’s 3-meter diving, and men’s 1-meter diving.

WATCH: Maggie MacNeil’s SEC Record in the 50 Free, All-Time Best Splits

Maggie MacNeil lit up the Texas A&M Rec Center Natatorium on Wednesday, including tying the SEC Record in the women’s 50 free.

MacNeil Caps Triple With Fastest 100 FL Split All-Time, 49.10 (Art Adamson Day 1 Recap)

Maggie MacNeil capped off her impressive triple by splitting a 49.10 100 fly on the 400 medley relay, marking the fastest split in history.

Maggie MacNeil Ties SEC Record with 21.03 50 Freestyle

Maggie MacNeil became the fourth fastest woman all-time in the 50 freestyle, ripping 21.03 and tying the SEC conference record.

Maggie MacNeil Rips 20.59 50 Free Split, 11th Fastest All Time

Maggie MacNeil got off to a hot start at the Art Adamson Invitational, ripping a 20.59 50 freestyle relay split in her first swim of the meet.

Five Storylines To Follow In Week 1 of NCAA Invites

Gretchen Walsh has been on fire so far this season, and will be one to watch at this week’s Tennessee Invitational.

Cal, Texas Among Eight Teams Confirmed For Minnesota Invite

There are several big invites this weekend, but the biggest clash, at least for the men, is still to come.

Brooks Curry Blasts 19.12 50 Free At Day 1 Prelims of Art Adamson Invite

Curry’s time, which is nearly identical to his heats swim from last season’s invite (19.14), overtakes Josh Liendo (19.27) for the top time in the NCAA

The Week That Was In College Swimming (Week 6)

Welcome to The Week That Was In College Swimming, where every week we’ll take a look at some of the highlights from around the NCAA.

College Swimming Weekly Preview: November 16-22

Midseason week part 1 is here. See what teams are competing where this upcoming week here.

Headed Into Midseason Invites, Which NCAA Swimmers Remain Undefeated?

As of November 13, at least 17 swimmers from top 25 DI NCAA programs have yet to lose an individual race. Who will end up with a perfect season?

WATCH: The Top Ten Swims From The 2022 FINA World Cup Series

In this article, we attached videos of what we thought were the top ten best swims of this year’s three FINA World Cup series stops.

Nelson, Carter Win Overall FINA World Cup Titles, Surpass $150K In Winnings

Dylan Carter concluded his flawless FINA World Cup performance by winning the men’s overall series title and leading all swimmers with $160,000 in winnings.