Maggie MacNeil - (Tag)

Recent

Read more

Maggie Mac Neil Plans Paris Olympics as Final Games

Maggie Mac Neil Plans Paris Olympics as Final Games Maggie Mac Neil is positioning the 2024 Paris Olympics as her final Games, she revealed in an interview with CBC Sports on Wednesday. The reigning gold medalist in the women’s 100 butterfly turned 24 this week. She is in line to make her second Oly...

Read more

The Olympic 'Quadrennium:' A Look Back and a Look Ahead

The Olympic “Quadrennium:” A Look Back and a Look Ahead (From October’s Swimming World Magazine) Swimming World reflects on the last five years since the last Olympic Games in Rio and ponders the questions that lie ahead during the next three years leading up to Paris 2024. ********** Five years ago...

Read more

Paris Olympics, Day 1 Prelims: Zhang Yufei Leads Quick 100 Fly Prelims

Paris Olympics, Day 1 Prelims: Zhang Yufei Leads Quick 100 Fly Prelims The class of Olympic medal contenders runs pretty deep in the women’s 100 butterfly. Morning prelims at the La Defense Arena in Paris did little to separate them. Zhang Yufei led the way in prelims with a time of 56.50 seconds, b...

Read more

Penny Oleksiak, Taylor Ruck Named to Canada’s World Championship Team

Penny Oleksiak, Taylor Ruck Named to Canada’s World Championship Team Penny Oleksiak and Taylor Ruck, both of whom passed on the recent Bell Canadian Trials, were included on Canada’s team for the World Aquatics Championships this summer in Fukuoka, Japan. The Canadian roster consists of 31 swimmers...

Read more1

College Swimmers Now Profiting Off Their NIL Rights? Good For Them

College Swimmers Now Profiting Off Their NIL Rights? Good For Them Generations of star swimmers returned from amazing performances at Olympics with a choice: take the money they earned and capitalize on their marketability, at a premium immediately after the Games, or return for another season or mo...

Read more1

Resilient Michigan Overcomes DQ To Finish Third at NCAA Championships

Michigan was hoping for a fast start to the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships — some momentum that could build toward their goal of reaching third place. But when their best swimmer was disqualified in the 200 IM, they had to rally. The result was more powerful than the points Siobhan Haugh...