Taylor Spivey

Taylor Spivey, an American professional triathlete, has excelled in short course triathlon events, earning multiple World Triathlon Series podium finishes and a silver medal at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the Mixed Team Relay. After earning a silver medal at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the Mixed Team Relay, Taylor Spivey cemented her status as a leading force in short course triathlon. Spivey showcased her early athletic prowess by securing overall national champion titles at the Ocean Lifeguard Nationals in both 2011 and 2012, and was a member of the USA Lifesaving International team from 2009 to 2014. During her collegiate career, she swam for the Cal Poly Mustangs while pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, graduating in 2014.

Her strong performances in 2022 included a third-place finish in the final standings of the World Championships, a runner-up position in the Super League Championship Series—highlighted by a win in Malibu—and a fourth-place overall ranking in the World Triathlon Championship Series. Most recently, Spivey made her highly anticipated debut at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where she placed 10th in the women’s individual race and earned a silver medal as a vital member of the U.S. Mixed Triathlon Relay team. She continues to train with The Triathlon Squad under coach Paulo Sousa and is also a key athlete for Poissy Triathlon, a professional team competing in the French Triathlon Grand Prix circuit.

Her consistent performance and dedication have solidified her as an indispensable contributor to Team USA, frequently contributing to multiple Mixed Relay podiums.