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"Not going to lie, I kind of like blacked out, so I don’t really know what happened," said Ohio State's Amy Fulmer, who anchored with a 21.07 split.

2023 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS Tuesday, February 14 to Saturday, February 18, 2023 Greensboro Aquatic Center, Greensboro, North Carolina Defending Champions:

Summer McIntosh kicked off her 2023 swimming season with a ban in Orlando, Florida, winning the women's 800 free at the Orlando Sectionals.

In athletics, para-sports, and even football, there were a couple of landmark achievements worth celebrating.

University of Alabama commit Lexi Stephens (above) was a tenth faster at last weekend's Hanover Hawks Holiday Invite in the 100 back than she was at Winter Juniors the weekend before.

Canada's Summer McIntosh, who trains year-round with the Sarasota Sharks, clocked the 7th-fastest rolling start 200-yard free time in history - 1:40.19.

Diehl was slower or around the same speed on all of his 50s compared to his old best time except for his last 50, where he was 1.9 seconds faster tonight.

Regan Smith shattered her previous meet record time of 2:07.09 by nearly two seconds, and swam her fastest time since she went 2:03 twice in 2019.

Daniel Diehl lowered his own boys' 17-18 NAG record from prelims in the men’s 100-meter backstroke final on Friday night, clocking a 53.07 in the final.

Regan Smith will be the top seed in both the 200 fly and 200 back heading into the last finals session of the 2022 U.S. Open Championships.