Harvey raced 15 times over six days at Short Course Worlds and saved the best for last, unloading a massive best time in the women’s 200 free final.
Coll Marti touched in 2:01.55 to win his first world title and erase the 15-year-old Spanish Record of 2:02.67 set by Melquiades Alvarez in 2009.
McKane’s time of 52.51 cracked the 10-year-old Army mark of 53.40, set by Ariana Bullard in 2014, and lowered her previous personal best of 53.41.
Smith clocked a time of 49.98, breaking Caeleb Dressel’s SEC and Florida Record of 50.03 while moving into #4 all-time in the 100 breast.
Herron set four SIU Records at the A3 Performance Invite, highlighted by her 1:57.21 in the 200 IM which ranks her 12th in the NCAA this season.
Alcantara negative-split his way to a time of 8:53.81 in the 1000 freestyle, breaking Mark Randall’s Alabama Record of 8:54.69 set in 2009.
Coe dropped more than a second and a half off her personal best time in 1:54.33, ranking her #1 in the NCAA with a bullet so far this season.
The 17-year-old produced a time of 14:36.32 to win a dominant gold medal at the third and final leg of the World Cup series in Singapore.