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The Razorbacks had a strong showing in today’s NCAA Championship action. The day began with Bella Cothern and Betsy Wizard swimming the 100 Fly. Both had stellar swims with Wizzard shattering her previous personal best by 0.32 seconds, finishing in 52.70. Bella Cothern posted a time of 52.62, coming very close to her own personal best at 52.52.

Following day four of SEC Championship action, the Razorbacks stand in 11th with a score of 260. The Razorbacks set themselves up to earn points in the evening coming off a solid string of prelim performances.

Cothern and Martinez Shine in Day 3 Finals

At the end of day one of the SEC Championships, the Razorbacks have a score of 56 coming off of a solid performance by Malea Martinez on the springboard and a good showing in the 800 freestyle relay.

The Florida women have only gotten better since they won their first SEC title since 2009 last season, making them heavy favorites for the 2024 SEC crown.

The Arkansas women swam to a decisive victory over Kansas, winning in a final score of 178-128. Several Razorback swimmers claimed multiple individual wins.

The Razorbacks followed up their sting of dominant home wins with a solid win on the road to round out their regular season schedule. The Hogs toppled the University of Kansas Jayhawks by a 44-point margin, making the final score 172-128.

Vanderbilt made to the trip to Fayetteville this weekend, where they fell to the Arkansas Razorbacks by a 48-point margin.

Day two of the Tennessee Invite saw the Razorbacks continue their success against a very talented field of opponents in Knoxville. In the finals, several Razorbacks posted podium finishes, and a handful of NCAA B-Cut times.

Razorbacks Round Out Tennessee Invite With Records