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LIVEBARN Race of the Week: Douglass Leads Loaded 100 Fly Field with NCAA-Record 48.46

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By Riley Overend on SwimSwam

In one of the most stacked NCAA races ever, Virginia senior Kate Douglass crushed the NCAA record with a 48.46 in the 100-yard butterfly on Friday night, edging reigning Olympic champion Maggie MacNeil (48.51) by just .05 seconds. Both reached the wall under Douglass’ previous NCAA, U.S. Open, and American mark of 48.84.

This is your LIVEBARN Race of the Week because the most anticipated race of the week lived up to hype as it featured the two fastest swims of all time in addition to a third sub-49 performance courtesy of defending LCM world champion Torri Huske (48.96).

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