Camille Spink Blasts New SEC Meet Record With 20.87 50 Free, Becomes #4 Performer All-Time

2026 SEC Championships

• Dates: Monday, February 16–Saturday, February 21
• Location: Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center, Knoxville, TN
• Defending Champions: Texas (1x)
• Live Results
• Live Video: SEC Network+
• Psych Sheet (UPDATED)
• Schedule of Events
• Championship Central
• Teams: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt (women only), Arkansas (women only)
• Live Recaps
  • Prelims: Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4
  • Finals: Day 1 Distance | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4

Women’s 50 Freestyle — Finals

• NCAA Record: 20.37 — Gretchen Walsh, Virginia (2024/25)
• SEC Record: 20.79 — Maggie MacNeil, LSU (2023)
• SEC Championship Record: 20.98 — Maggie MacNeil (2023)
• Pool Record: 20.54 — Gretchen Walsh, Virginia (2024)
• 2026 NCAA Qualifying Time: 22.28

Top 8 Finishers

1. Camille Spink (TENN) — 20.87 **New Meet Record
2. Eva Okaro (TEX) — 21.26
3. Lisa Klevanovich (AUB) — 21.55
4. Cadence Vincent (BAMA) — 21.58
5. Michaela De Villiers (LSU) — 21.59
6. Jillian Crooks (TENN) — 21.87
7. Avery Littlefield (LSU) — 21.93
8. Katie Belle Sikes (UGA) — 22.03

Camille Spink of Tennessee swam to a new SEC meet record with a 20.87 50 free. That also moved Spink up to become the #4 performer all-time.

Spink came into the day with a best time of a 21.23, a time that had made her the #16 performer all-time. Her time of a 21.01 from prelims made her the #6 performer, and she now passes Torri Huske (20.92) and Abbey Weitzeil (20.90) in the list of all-time performers.

Women’s 50 Free, All-Time Performers

1. Gretchen Walsh — 20.37 — 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships
2. Maggie MacNeil — 20.79 — 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships
3. Kate Douglass — 20.84 — 2022 NCAA DI Women’s Championships
4. Camille Spink — 20.87 — 2026 Southeastern Conference Championships
5. Abbey Weitzeil — 20.90 — Minnesota Invite 2019
6. Torri Huske — 20.92 — 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships
7. Erika Brown — 21.03 — 2020 SEC Championships

Spink now sits at the top of the NCAA this season as her time of a 21.01 in prelims had sat her tied with Huske who swam a 21.01 at midseason. Huske did not swim the 50 free at ACCs this week but split a 20.63 for Stanford’s 200 free relay.

Spink’s win put Tennessee back in 2nd place, behind Texas and ahead of Florida. Florida had sat ahead of Tennessee before the start of the 50 free.