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Claire Curzan bounced back big time in the women's 200 back final, winning by over a second to take home her first NCAA title.

For the second week in a row, a post-invite NCAA-leading time was clocked at a dual meet in a practice suit by a Virginia women's swimmer.

Kalisz's time of 4:10.09 was the fastest he's been at an in-season meet since 2017, when he went 4:09.43 at the Arena Pro Series.

Gridley's 50 breast was faster than Duke's breast split at 2022 ACCs, and her 150 breast time was faster than what Alex Walsh went at the UVA intrasquad.

Ledecky swam her first best time in four years, and would have won U.S. trials and taken bronze at the World Championships this year in the 400 IM.

In the finals of the girls' 200 breaststroke at the 2022 European Junior Championships, Eneli Jefimova broke the Estonian record in a time of 2:26.85.

Winnington was engaged in a close battle with Germany's Lukas Martens, but pulled away in a 26.50 final 50 to take his first Worlds title.

The 15-year-old McIntosh becomes the fourth-fastest performer of all time with her 3:59.39 to take silver behind Katie Ledecky.

Alex Walsh comes into Worlds as the fastest non-Hosszu 200 IMer since 2016. However, can she defeat Kaylee McKeown, last year's #1 swimmer in the event?