2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships
- Wednesday, March 18 – Saturday, March 21, 2026
- McAuley Aquatic Center, Atlanta, GA
- Defending Champions: Virginia (5x)
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Women’s 200 Medley Relay – Final Heat
- NCAA Record: 1:31.10 – Virginia (Curzan, A. Walsh, G. Walsh, Parker), 2025
- American Record: 1:31.10 – Virginia (Curzan, A. Walsh, G. Walsh, Parker), 2025
- U.S. Open Record: 1:31.10 – Virginia (Curzan, A. Walsh, G. Walsh, Parker), 2025
- Championship Record: 1:31.10 – Virginia (Curzan, A. Walsh, G. Walsh, Parker), 2025
- 2025 Champion: Virginia (Curzan, A. Walsh, G. Walsh, Parker) – 1:31.10
- 2025 8th/16th Place Times: 1:34.54/1:35.38
- Current Leader: Texas (Kern, Enge, Stoll, Okaro) — 1:33.52
Top 8 Teams
- Virginia (Curtis, Weber, Curzan, Greenwaldt) — 1:31.67
- Stanford (Huske, Thomas, Johnson, Olasewere)/Louisville (Mishler, Gorbenko, Larsen, Dennis) — 1:32.35
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- Tennessee — 1:32.66
- NC State — 1:33.05
- Michigan — 1:33.18
- Texas — 1:33.38
- Alabama — 1:33.81
Claire Curzan became the #2 performer all-time with her 21.51 50 butterfly split during Virginia’s 200 medley relay on Wednesday night. Only Gretchen Walsh has been faster.
All-Time Top 50 Butterfly Splits
- 20.87, Gretchen Walsh (2025 UVA vs. VT Dual)
- 20.88, Gretchen Walsh (2025 NCAAs)
- 21.07, Gretchen Walsh (2025 Eddie Reese Showdown)
- 21.50, Gretchen Walsh (2024 UVA vs. NC State vs. UNC)
- 21.51, Claire Curzan (2026 NCAAs)
Curzan sits behind former Virginia teammate now as the #2 performer all-time during a 50 fly split. Coming into today, Curzan’s best 50 fly split was a 21.75 that she swam last month at the 2026 ACC Championships.
This year marks the first season in which Curzan has swam the fly leg of the 200 medley relay during championship season. As a freshman with Stanford, Curzan led off on the backstroke leg. Last year with Virginia, Curzan also swam the backstroke leg during championship season.
No other swimmer in the field tonight split sub-22 seconds on the fly split. Stanford’s Gigi Johnson had the 2nd fastest split of the field with a 22.14.
tomorrow night’s 100 fly battle between Huske and Curzan will be dynamite!
Go Torri!!
Absolutely phenomenal split. Glad to see she’s thriving. She’s so versatile.
Claire saved Emma’s arse.
weber gets more on my nerves everytime she swims like every team in the top 5 had a sub 26 and she went 26.4 like a half second off from every other breastroker in the top 5 is just embarassing for UVA to even add her on the relay
So you should be on it instead? Please stop.
Z. Skirboll would have not done any better.