Georgia sophomore Luca Urlando swam the #9 fastest 100 butterfly in the NCAA history ever. Urlando swam to a final time of 44.41 to capture the win for the Bulldogs at the 2022 SEC Championships tonight.
That was a huge personal best for Urlando as his previous best time was a 44.97 which he swam at SEC’s last year. He now moves up from #32 to #10.
Urlando won the event in commanding fashion as Florida’s Eric Friese finished second in 44.86.
Top 10 NCAA 100 Fly All-Time
- Caeleb Dressel, 42.80
- Joe Schooling, 43.75
- Austin Staab, 44.18
- Ryan Hoffer, 44.24
- Nicholas Albiero, 44.32/ Youssef Ramadan, 44.32
- tie
- Jack Conger, 44.35
- Vini Lanza, 44.37
- Luca Urlando, 44.41
Urlando now sits just ahead of Camden Murphy who holds the #10 time now of 44.42. Murphy graduated from Georgia in 2021.
Tennesee’s Jordan Crooks also highlighted the 100 butterfly at SEC’s tonight as he swam to a third place finish in a time of 45.33 That time places him at #10 for freshman all-time in the event. The race was a huge best time for Crooks as his previous best prior to this morning was a 47.06 which he swam in a dual meet last month.
the cutie
ramadan just dropped a heat 44.08
Number 4 all time?
Dont you know? The ACC isnt a top level swimming conference like the Pac 12 or SEC. Theres just not the same top end speed or team depth….
Oh wait… we saw the top 2 womens teams last year from the ACC and many ACC mens teams in the top 10 constantly.
U talking to urself
Jason Dunford wrote this article