Amanda Schneider
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Amanda Schneider crossing Mackinac Bridge over the Straits of Mackinac
Amanda (Adkins) Schneider is an American 39-year-old competitive swimmer and open water swimmer from Granville, Ohio.
Coaching Career
- part-time assistant coach at Denison University
- coach an 8 & Under group with a USA Swimming team (Pau Hana)
Swimming Career
- was a 2000 Sydney Olympic Team Member, placing fifth in the 200m backstroke
- 1996 Olympic Team Alternate
- USA Swiming National Champion in 200 backstroke in 1997 and 2000
- Member of the 1997 Pan Pacific Team in Fukuoka, Japan
- Member of the 1998 FINA World Championships Team in Perth, Australia
- Member of the 1999 World University Games Team in Mallorca, Spain
- Captain of the 1999 NCAA Women’s National Champion University of Georgia Team
- 13-time NCAA All-American
- American Record holder
- NCAA Academic All-American
- 2016 Mighty Mac Swim
External links
- 2017 Mighty Mac Swim Set For Registration
- Amanda Stevens, Chris Thompson Win $20,000 In Straits
- Amanda Schneidre Leads By Example
- Michigan Man Across The Mighty Mac
- Mackinac Bridge Walk Crowd Surpasses Expectations
- 50th Annual Mackinac Bridge Walk Will Be Monday
- 50th Annual Mackinac Bridge Walk
- Superhuman And Not...Swim the Straits of Mackinac Returns
- Jim Dreyer And The Mighty Mac Swim
- Michigan's Mighty Mac Across The Mackinac
- Highest Grossing Open Water Charity Swims In The World
- US$20,000 Grand Prize At Mighty Mac Swim
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming
- Olympic 10K Marathon Swim round-up
- Marathon Swimming
- Olympic 10K Marathon Swim
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- I Got Stung
- World Marathon Swimming Association
- Mighty Mac Swim Awards US$40,000 on Labor Day
