WATCH: All Eight NCAA Records Broken During Conference Season

It’s almost time for NCAAs with the women’s meet coming up this week, but we’ve still got a little time to embrace the records set during conference season. With NCAAs so soon, it’s hard to expect that they’ll last really long, so we need to appreciate the little time we have with most of them.

New Women’s Records

  • 50 Free: Gretchen Walsh 20.83, American, NCAA, and US Open Records
  • 100 fly: Kate Douglass, 48.84, American, NCAA, and US Open Records
  • 200 Medley Relay: Virginia 1:31.73, American, NCAA, and US Open Record
  • 400 Medley relay: Virginia 3:21.80, NCAA and US Open Record
  • 200 free relay: Virginia 1:23.87, American, NCAA, and US Open Record
  • 400 free relay: Virginia 3:06.83, American, NCAA, and US Open Record

50 Free:

Gretchen Walsh swam a 20.83 becoming the fastest 50 freestyle of all-time at ACCs. She will be swimming the event at NCAAs, so once again, be on record watch.

100 Fly:

Kate Douglass broke her own American Record as well as Maggie MacNeil’s NCAA and US Open records while at ACCs. The two will face off at NCAAs.

200 medley relay:

The team of Gretchen Walsh, Alex Walsh, Lexi Cuomo, and Kate Douglass combined for one of three relays here.

400 medley relay:

In a slightly different relay, the Cavaliers featured freshman Aimee Canny in this relay along with Gretchen Walsh, Alex Walsh, and Kate Douglass.

200 free relay:

The team of Gretchen Walsh, Alex Walsh, Lexi Cuomo, and Kate Douglass once again got it done setting another record.

400 free relay:

Same relay, different order as Gretchen Walsh, Kate Douglass, Lexi Cuomo, and Alex Walsh set another record.

New Men’s Records

400 IM:

After setting the 400 IM record at a dual meet in January, Arizona State’s Leon Marchand got it done again at Pac-12s in the 400 IM. He will be swimming the event at NCAAs.

200 Breast:

Marchand once again swam a record, this time in the 200 breast, which he will swim on day 4 (day 3 of individual competition) at NCAAs.

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Anya Pelshaw

Anya has been with SwimSwam since June 2021 as both a writer and social media coordinator. She was in attendance at the 2022 and 2023 Women's NCAA Championships writing and doing social media for SwimSwam. Currently, Anya is pursuing her B.A. in Economics and a minor in Government & Law at …

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