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The 2022 NCAA Women\u2019s Division I Swimming and Diving Championships continued with the finals of the 100 freestyle.<\/p>\n

Heading into the meet, the event looked to be a showdown with Michigan\u2019s Maggie Mac Neil<\/strong>, the defending champion, plus upstart freshmen Torri Huske<\/strong> of Stanford and Gretchen Walsh of Virginia.<\/p>\n

But Mac Neil, Huske and Cal\u2019s Isabel Ivey<\/strong>, three title contenders, stunningly made the B final, shifting the focus to another anticipated duel between Walsh and NC State\u2019s Katharine Berkoff<\/strong>. Berkoff edged Walsh to win the 100 backstroke on Saturday as both swimmers were under the previous American record.<\/p>\n

In the 100 free final, all eyes were on the same duo, and of course, Penn’s Lia Thomas<\/strong> who was competing in her final event of the meet and Yale’s Iszac Henig<\/strong>, a transgender male who has not undergone any hormonal therapy or changes.<\/p>\n

Virginia freshman Gretchen Walsh claimed her first NCAA individual title with a 46.05 performance in the 100 freestyle. Her time is fourth-best all time in the event.<\/p>\n

\u201cBeing able to come here and do stuff like this is amazing,\u201d Walsh said. We all proved something to ourselves at this meet. It couldn\u2019t have gone better. It is just a matter of time before we do something that is history in the making.”<\/p>\n

Alabama\u2019s Morgan Scott<\/strong> was second in 46.78, followed by Berkoff (46.95).<\/p>\n

Scott took the lead at the 50 turn before Walsh used strong underwater to take the lead at the 75 turn.<\/p>\n

Alabama had two in the top four as Cora Dupre<\/strong> took fourth from Lane 1 with a time of 47.08.<\/p>\n

Louisville\u2019s Gabi Albiero<\/strong> finished fifth (47.32) tied with Henig. North Carolina\u2019s Grace Countie<\/strong> was seventh (47.36), followed by Thomas (48.18).<\/p>\n

Thomas received more cheers than she did earlier in the week and Henig was met with a decent amount of cheers as well both in race introductions and on the podium.<\/p>\n

Walsh said she thought of everyone an opponent, but realized the NCAA history of the event.<\/p>\n

“I never expected this to happen, and I don’t think (many did),” Walsh said. “This year is historical for so many reasons. I knew I would be racing Lia and I was treating everyone as a fair competitor. I came here to do the best for me and I was really happy with my swim.”<\/p>\n

With a good number of stars in the consolation final, it had the feel and energy of a final from the crowd and the fellow swimmers.<\/p>\n

Huske won the B final from Lane 1 with a time of 46.98 to finish ninth. Mac Neil was next, 10th overall, in 47.42, followed by Michigan teammate Lindsay Flynn<\/strong> (47.67).<\/p>\n

\u2022 Day 4 Prelims Results<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2022 Day 4 Finals Heat Sheets<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2022 Live Results<\/a><\/p>\n

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