NCAA Women’s Championships Day 3: Gretchen Walsh Scorches First Sub-47 100 Fly in History
Stanford’s Torri Huske, fresh off of her NCAA title in the 200 IM on Thursday took second (48.90). The Olympic gold medalist in the 100 butterfly came into the race with the 10th-fastest swim (48.52) and was the fourth-fastest performer behind Walsh, Kate Douglass and Maggie Mac Neil.
Virginia’s Gretchen Walsh and Claire Curzan set NCAA records on their way to individual titles, helping the Cavaliers cruise ...
Walsh was out in a 9.93 in the 100 fly this morning, faster than her 10.04 first 25 in the 50 free final last night.
UVA is one of only three schools—and the first since 1996—to have won five consecutive NCAA titles in women's swimming & ...
An impressive finale from sisters Gretchen and Alex Walsh brought Virginia a record-tying fifth consecutive national title.
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