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After midseason invites, Florida, USC, and Texas have swum 'A' cuts to lead 18 schools that have at least one NCAA relay 'A' cut.

Gretchen Walsh had a sensational weekend at the Tennessee Invite, but which of her superlative swims tops our list of top 10 women's swims from midseason?

We're breaking down the top-10 men's swims from the first weekend of NCAA midseason invitationals and it's Florida's Josh Liendo checking in at #1.

At the Texas Hall of Fame Invite, pro Carson Foster ripped a 4:07.67 500-yard freestyle which makes him the #6 performer in history.

Johnston fired off a time of 8:34.82 to mark the second-fastest swim in history, only trailing Clark Smith's American Record of 8:33.93 from 2015.

Vegas will be entering his junior season with Indiana. He recently swam lifetime best times in the 100 yard fly (47.28) and 200 yard fly (1:43.21) in March.

University of Texas sophomore Anna Elendt blasted a new Texas record of 2:04.69 in the 200 breast for the 2nd fastest time in the NCAA this year.

University of Texas freshman Luke Hobson dropped more than four seconds in the 500 free to break Michael Phelps' 17-18 NAG Record set in 2004.

Foster's time of 3:40.48 knocks off the previous-fastest time ever recorded in a dual meet, which belonged to Chase Kalisz at 3:41.49.