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WATCH: All “Super Finals” Races From Virginia-Texas Dual

VIRGINIA VS. TEXAS

  • Oct. 27-28, 2023
  • UVA Aquatic and Fitness Center
    • Charlottesville, Virginia
  • SCY (25 yards)
  • Results on MeetMobile: “UVA v Texas Super Finals”

On night 1 of the highly touted Virginia-Texas dual, the showdown from Charlottesville delivered. Virginia came away with both wins with the women dominating and the men winning the meet in the final relay.

See ALL race videos from night 1 here. See every “Super Finals” race below:

W200 Medley Relay (UVA – 1:34.32, Texas – 1:35.63

M200 Medley Relay (Virginia 1:26.96, Texas 1:27.61)

W100 Back (Burgland 51.76, Walsh 52.01)

M100 Back (Modglin 47.16, Will Cole 47.65)

W100 Breast (Nocentini 58.17, Elendt 58.75)

M100 Breast (Nichols 52.39, Germonprez 53.67)

W50 Free (G Walsh 20.95, Cooper 22.18)

M50 Free (Boyle 19.97, Modglin 20.22)

W100 IM (A Walsh 53.21, Wilson 56.43)

M100 IM (Germonprez 48.45, Connery 48.81)

W100 Fly (G Walsh 49.11, Sticklen 52.76)

M100 Fly (Muhammad 47.43, Modglin 49.05)

W200 Free Relay (Virginia 1:26.85, Texas 1:29.32)

M200 Free Relay (Virginia 1:20.39, Texas 1:20.75)

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Timekeeper
1 year ago

Is this the worst Texas Men’s team in Eddie Reese era? Can’t go out like that

Timekeeper
Reply to  Timekeeper
1 year ago

Kris Kubik the real mvp. Check the trajectory

Swimmer16
1 year ago

Is today’s session live streaming anywhere? Maybe my google skills stink but I can’t find anything

theloniuspunk
1 year ago

Gretchen makes me wonder why I spend so much money on tech suits.

ArtVanDeLegh10
Reply to  theloniuspunk
1 year ago

Ask Paul Biedermann

Chris D
1 year ago

20.9? What are they feeding these girls?

Aquaman
1 year ago

That’s what fun looks like

Swim dad
Reply to  Aquaman
1 year ago

How about the 90% of the girls that didn’t participate in the meet. Silly format.

Girly
Reply to  Swim dad
1 year ago

They’ll swim tomorrow 🙂 and i think they did the rest of the heats of these events afterward!

Nonrevhoofan
Reply to  Swim dad
1 year ago

Once again, you prove your inability to process facts. Every single female swimmer who is healthy swam today — with the exception of the 4 women who just returned from Pan Ams – and all five divers. Due to the limited number of events and lanes, most only swam one event. I guess there could have been a B relay one-on-one, winner-take-all, which would have gotten 8 more swims, but overall, I think this format worked out extremely well. The crowd certainly enjoyed themselves. And there will be more opportunities to race tomorrow in the events which were not contested today.

CavaDore
Reply to  Swim dad
1 year ago

We get it man, you have a bizarre vendetta against all things related to UVA. Not a good look, by the way. Lighten up!

Vaswammer
Reply to  Swim dad
1 year ago

90%, huh?

26 Virginia women and 24 Texas women participated yesterday, along with 28 Virginia men and 28 Texas men.

Math is a strong suit of Stanford students, but evidently not so much for parents of those students.

Eddie
1 year ago

Claire Curzan’s face after Gretchen’s 100 fly…

Swim dad
Reply to  Eddie
1 year ago

I am sure enjoys watching swimming.

Facts
1 year ago

Gretchen Walsh might be the greatest dual meet swimmer of all time

Swim dad
Reply to  Facts
1 year ago

Watch the meets with Katie Ledecky. 3:56 400IM in college and world record 500 and mile races. Sorry only one Goat in college and she swam for Stanford!

Michael Andrew Wilson
Reply to  Swim dad
1 year ago

Ah yes that vaunted 500 world record

Joe
Reply to  Swim dad
1 year ago

She could not contribute on relays like Gretchen can

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