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Ariarne Titmus shattered the world record and Mollie O'Callaghan also went under the previous mark in what was a sensational final at the AUS Olympic Trials.

The Virginia Cavaliers were dominant at the Women's NCAA Championships yet again, setting numerous records en route to a fourth straight title.

Douglass unofficially logged the fourth-fastest swim in history and a time quicker that won the NCAA title in the 200 breast during a "race" practice at UVA.

Minakov has only raced the SCY 200 fly four times, but has been 1:38.6 twice, faster than what was required to win the 2023 NCAA title.

Swedish sprint queen Sarah Sjostrom secured her LC Worlds 50 fly six-peat in 24.63, the third-fastest performance in history.

Handing Katie Ledecky her first loss in the event in well over a decade, McIntosh blew everyone's mind in the 800 free on Thursday night.

Kharun became the fourth swimmer sub-1:38 in the 200 fly and delivered several other impressive swims across three dual meets for ASU in January.

Kharun became just the fourth swimmer in history to break 1:38 in the 200 fly last weekend, putting him within striking distance of Jack Conger's NCAA Record.

There were plenty of impressive swims last week in Knoxville, including an American record courtesy of 22-year-old Kate Douglass.

After attaining French citizenship earlier this year, Kirpichnikova has taken more than 22 seconds off the National Record in the women's 1500 free.