Women’s 200 Free NCAA Record: 1:44.82 – Kendra Stern, Amherst (2011) 2016 Champion: 1:48.88 – Julia Wawer, Emory The Eagles took full advantage of their three swimmers in tonight’s A final
In a huge turn of events, Stanford will stand on top of the podium of the 400 medley relay after a disqualification to the first place team Cal. This is
Men’s 100 Fly NCAA Record: 46.97 – Reed Dalton, Washington University (2015) 2016 Champion: 47.22 – Reed Dalton, Washington University Fresh off of breaking the D-3 NCAA record in the 100
Men’s 400 IM NCAA Record: 3:46.62 – Harrison Curley, Kenyon (2015) 2016 Champion: 3:47.63 – Jackson Lindell, Denison In Pierce-like fashion, Denison’s Jackson Lindell also defended his national title in the
Texas’ Alison Gibson won the 1m diving title for the first time in her career and won Texas’ first diving title since Nicole Pohorenec won the platform event in 2004.
Women’s 400 IM NCAA Record: 4:13.14 – Caroline Wilson, Williams (2012) 2016 Champion: 4:20.77 – Megan Pierce, Williams Despite being behind by about a body length for the first 300 yards, a
Men’s 200 Free Relay NCAA Record: 1:18.06 – Somers, Turk, Richardson, Ramsey (Kenyon – 2012) 2016 Champion: 1:19.83 – Kolleck, Hardwick, Schwartz, Smith (Emory) The Emory men followed up the
Women’s 200 Free Relay NCAA Record: 1:31.42 – Muir, Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Taylor, Bergh (Emory-2016) 2016 Champion: 1:31.42 – Muir, Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Taylor, Bergh (Emory) The Emory team of Fiona Muir, Marcela Sanchez-Aizcorbe, Megan Taylor and Marissa
The 50 free final was probably the most decorated A-final of the meet so far with five Olympians from Rio competing. Ultimately, it was the silver medalist in this event
In a star studded 200 IM field, there was going to be zero room for error if you were going to win the race. Kathleen Baker led the race from
