This former Olympic swimmer turned professional in 2001, giving up her remaining two years of college eligibility. She has since won her share of records around the world. Here’s a rundown of her most recent accomplishments.  In 2003, Amanda tied the world record in the 200m breast, winning gold at the FINA World Championships. She won silver in the 100m breast and 400m medley relay, swept both breaststrokes and swam the breast leg of the women’s 400m medley relay at the Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool. She won her fifth U.S. National title, taking the 200m IM in a personal best at the CP Spring Nationals...>>> Book for Amanda Beard Your Event

In 2002, she broke the American record in the 200m breast at the second World Cup, and won the 100m and 200m breast at Pan Pacific Championship. She swam the breast leg on the silver medal-winning 400 medley relay; won the 200m breast and was third in the 100m breast at the P66 Summer Nationals. Amanda was silver medalist on the American record-breaking 400m medley relay and was fourth in 100m and 200m breast, fifth in 100m IM and sixth in 50m breast at Short Course World Championships.  This accomplished swimmer has won numerous international medals, and holds many U.S. national titles, as well. Amanda is indeed one of the greatest swimmers of our time.

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