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The U.S. has a mix and of experienced veterans and youngsters, both with international experience, who could make for a fast final.

Lots of meet records and lifetime bests were set over the weekend, but only one American record was broken courtesy of the red-hot Regan Smith.

Smith now sits at #3 in the US in the 100 fly and #5 in the 200 freestyle so far this year. She dropped .1 in the 100 fly and almost a second in the 200 free.

Following her 1:57.51 season best, Erim Gemmell posted 1:57.26 during Saturday's time trials to move up to 4th in the US this season in the 200 free.

Erin Gemmell put up a season best of 1:57.51 in the 200 free in Austin to remain 5th in the US this season. Shaine Casas also went 51.48 to win the 100 fly.

Still a month from the US Olympic Trials, Aurora Roghair is knocking on the door of a surprise Olympic bid after a 1:58.11 in the 800 free on Friday.

Alex Shackell is the 5th fastest American so far this season and was 6th in the event at 2023 US Summer Nationals.

Grana made the NCAA 'A' final of the 100 and 200 backstrokes but also has strength in butterfly that will boost Indiana's relays.

NCAA record holder and champion Gretchen Walsh is the top seed in the women's 100 meter fly in San Antonio after punching 56.41 in prelims.

The third day of the 2024 San Antonio Pro Swim Series will feature the 200 freestyle, 200 backstroke, 400 IM, and 100 butterfly.