Walsh broke 11 world records in Budapest, including doing so in the heats, semis and final of the women’s 100 fly.
Claire Weinstein unleashed the fastest relay split in history to lead the U.S. women to gold and a new world record in the 4×200 free relay in Budapest.
Isabelle Stadden set a 50 back best time to lead the Cal women to the #3 time in the nation in the 200 medley relay to kick off the Minnesota Invite.
Walsh reset the NCAA, U.S. Open and American Record in a blistering time of 47.35, lowering the 47.42 mark she set last season at the NCAA Championships.
In one of her four record-breaking swims at the A3 Performance Invite, Herron won the 200 breast by six seconds and re-broke her school and conference record.
U.S. Olympic gold medalist Jack Alexy clocked 41.87 in the 100 free last weekend to narrowly defeat ASU’s Jonny Kulow (41.89) in a tri-meet with Stanford.
The 22-year-old Smith put up a time of 1:58.83 to take down rival Kaylee McKeown’s mark of 1:58.94 set in November 2020.
Smith fired off a time of 54.41 in the 100 back during the second leg of the World Cup series, breaking Kaylee McKeown’s mark of 54.56 set in September.