Spencer Penland is a journalist at SwimSwam. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing particularly on individual sports and competitive sports disciplines, as well as the business side of the sports industry. Spencer's insights and analyses are featured in SwimSwam, where he brings a deep understanding of the sports landscape to his readers.
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Spencer Penland's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage in the domain of college swimming, particularly NCAA events and rankings. If you have insights or data related to NCAA swimming events, records, or rankings, Spencer would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Given his focus on live event recaps and updates about prominent swimmers like Dressel and Ledecky, he might also welcome pitches that provide behind-the-scenes stories about athletes' preparations for major competitions or exclusive interviews with coaches and athletes.
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This post will contain everyone's responses for the Pick'em, that way you can go back to give yourself a refresher on your picks.
By: Spencer Penland
Tennessee's 2nd place finish was huge for momentum. The Vols had a great back half of the session.
By: Spencer Penland
UVA racked up a stunning 188.5 points today, which was twice as many points as the next best team (Michigan).
By: Spencer Penland
2026 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships Our apologies for the delay, we were dealing with some technical difficulties with the sheet for the Pick'em contest.
By: Spencer Penland
Indianapolis has long been one of the premier swim towns in the US, but this week they're taking it to another level.
By: Spencer Penland
A Stanford recruit for the class of 2027, Zheng took half-a-second off his career best of 1:55.43 with the swim.
By: Spencer Penland
After a huge performance in the 200 breast on day 1 of the meet, Carmel Swim Club 16-year-old Yi Zheng was incredible in the men's 400 IM on day 2.
By: Spencer Penland
It was a huge performance for Lindsey, who entered the meet with a personal best of 48.12.
By: Spencer Penland
Ellie Clarke, a 16-year-old out of Carmel Swim Club, ended a terrific meet with a massive swim in the women's 1650 free.
By: Spencer Penland
The college coaching carousel keeps on turning. UNC associate head swim and dive coach is leaving college coaching and returning home to southeast Michigan.
