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Women’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n World record holder Katinka Hosszu<\/strong> of Hungary did what she had to do to deliver a lead to the European All Stars in her pet event.<\/p>\n Hosszu clocked a 4:21.21 for the win, a few seconds off her world record of 4:19.46, but still the ninth-fastest time all time in the event’s history. \u00a0Hosszu’s time does stand as a US Open record, beating the 4:24.37 set by Hosszu.<\/p>\n USA’s Caitlin Leverenz<\/strong> and Sarah Henry<\/strong> did their best to balance the damage with a 2-3 effort. Leverenz took second in 4:26.74 tonight, while Henry placed third in 4:27.63.<\/p>\n Euro’s Zsuzsanna Jakabos<\/strong> (4:30.67), USA’s Becca Mann<\/strong> (4:31.14) and Euro’s Hannah Miley<\/strong> (4:31.70) also competed.<\/p>\n Running Team Score:<\/strong>\u00a0Euro 5, USA 4<\/p>\n Men’s 400 IM<\/strong><\/p>\n USA’s Ryan Lochte<\/strong> made a serious run at the world record through 200 meters before he turned off the jets and settled in for the ever-important win. \u00a0Lochte clocked a winning time of 4:02.78, well off his world record of 3:55.50.<\/p>\n