USF Flowrider Makes Splash As World Champ
Amanda McCormick, a University of South Florida engineering student, recently earned first place in the Ladies division of the World FlowRiding Championships.McCormick represented the United States at both the World and International Championships in Sentosa, Singapore.The competition, lasting from Oct. 28 to Oct. 31, brought together FlowRider experts from Chile, the USA and South Africa to put their skills to the test.Overall, McCormick placed second in the FlowRider Expert Ladies division.Read the complete story.
Amanda McCormick, a University of South Florida engineering student, recently earned first place in the Ladies division of the World FlowRiding Championships.
McCormick represented the United States at both the World and International Championships in Sentosa, Singapore.
The competition, lasting from Oct. 28 to Oct. 31, brought together FlowRider experts from Chile, the USA and South Africa to put their skills to the test.
Overall, McCormick placed second in the FlowRider Expert Ladies division.
Read the complete story.
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