Maggie MacNeil

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Maggie MacNeil Becomes Second* Swimmer to Hold These Four Titles Simultaneously

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 …

Maggie MacNeil Becomes Second* Swimmer to Hold These Four Titles Simultaneously

We looked and looked, but couldn’t find another female swimmer who has simultaneously been NCAA Champ, Olympic Champ, and both SC & LC World Champ at the same time.

2021 Swammy Awards: Asian Female Swimmer Of The Year, Siobhan Haughey

Siobhan Haughey won silver in both the 100 and 200 freestyles in Tokyo and capped her year off by breaking a Sjostrom world record.

Siobhan Haughey

Haughey, Kolesnikov, USA Win FINA SC Worlds Championship Trophies

Thanks to her 200 free World Record Performance, Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey took home the FINA women’s Championship Trophy.

SwimSwam’s Official 2021 Swammy Awards Index

In a year where competition returned in full force, see who gets honored with our 2021 Swammy Awards.

Ai Mondiali Distribuiti Premi Per Oltre 3 Milioni $ La Classifica

Un totale di 283 nuotatori da 44 paesi ha guadagnato premi in denaro ai campionati mondiali di nuoto in vasca corta 2021. La classifica

2021 Short Course World Championships: Day 6 Finals Live Recap

Follow along here as we recap the 12th and final session of racing at the 2021 Short Course Swimming World Championships.

SwimSwam’s Official Awards For The 2021 Short Course World Championships

Maggie MacNeil’s five-medal haul, including a new world record, lands her our Female Swimmer of the Meet award at Short Course Worlds.

Siobhan Haughey Leads Final Money Table as Over $3 Million Awarded in Abu Dhabi

With two gold medals and a World Record bonus, Siobhan Haughey of Hong Kong led all earners with $91,250 at the end of the 6 day meet.

Records Roundup At 2021 FINA SC World Championships

Claire Curzan of the United States made her presence known across a number of events here at these FINA Short Course World Championships.

Swimming’s TopTenTweets: A Week Of Fast Swimming And Awards In Review

We’re back this week with swimming’s TopTenTweets presented by Arena, where we round up the best of the swimming Twitterverse.

MacNeil Downs Canadian, Curzan Resets World Junior Record In 100 Fly Final

Maggie MacNeil won gold in a new Canadian Record of 55.04, while Claire Curzan got under the World Junior Record to win bronze in 55.39 in the 100 fly.

Day 6 Relay Lineups: Curzan Set For Four Races On Final Night In Abu Dhabi

Team USA’s Claire Curzan will race on both women’s relays, plus the 50 free and 100 fly finals individually, to close out the 2021 Short Course Worlds.

Mondiali Nuoto In Vasca Corta Ultimo Giorno Di FInali Recap E Risultati

Va in scena l’atto finale dei Campionati del mondo in vasca da 25 metri di Abu Dhabi 2021. Il nostro recap live con tutti i risultati

Watch: MacNeil Set 50 Back WR, Curzan and Borodin Crush WJRs (Day 5 Race Video)

An exciting 5th day of the SC World Championships saw Maggie MacNeil set a new world record in the 50 back plus WJRs from Claire Curzan and Illia Borodin.

Day 5 Medal Table: Canadian Gold Rush Propells Country to 2nd Behind US

After 5 days of competition at the 2021 Short Course World Championships, the United States leads the medal table for swimming with a total of 23 medals.