Produced by Coleman Hodges.
Reported by Hannah Hecht.
While the three middle lanes looked more as if they were doing synchronized swimming than racing butterfly, in the end experience won out as 2012 Olympic champion Dana Vollmer of California Aquatics accelerated over the last 20 meters for the victory. Vollmer touched in 57.95, with Claire Donahue of South Florida (58.37) and Kendyl Stewart(58.45) just behind. Vollmer’s time ranks third in the world so far this season.
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There is not substitute for class……and Dana has loads of it.
go bears!
The US is going to need her for the 4×100 medley chances at gold.