12-15-2022, 04:32 PM
Womens Swimming: Claire Curzan
(12-15-2022, 04:32 PM)mbdude Wrote: Cary native, star swimmer Claire Curzan wins another medal and sets American record in backstroke :: WRALSportsFan.com50M short course, which isn't swum often in the US. The record was set in the semi-finals; finals still to be swum. Interestingly, in the Stanford season swims, she's 2nd behind Torri Huske in the 50Y back. It looks like Huske didn't swim the 50M Back at World's Short Course.
story and video
Huske got 5th in the 100M Free. Both Huske and Curzan were on the winning 4x100 Free Relay.
The day before, Curzan tied for 3rd in the 100 Back and 6th in the 50 Fly. Torri Huske tied for 1st in the 50 Fly.
Torri Huske swam on the 200M mixed medley relay. They won in a world record time (by over a second).
The meet continues today.
(Using the same thread rather than starting a new one)
Brooke Forde and Naomi Girma were among the NCAA Today's Top 10 award on Dec. 12:
The 2023 NCAA Today’s Top 10 awardees are Sylvie Binder (fencing), Columbia; Jaeda Daniel (tennis), NC State; Brooke Forde (swimming), Stanford; Naomi Girma (soccer), Stanford; Gianna Glatz (field hockey), Rutgers; Blaine Hawkins (football), Central (Iowa); Jessica Meakim (gymnastics), West Chester; Jack Mulvihill (lacrosse), St. John Fisher; Juan Ortiz Couder (tennis), Embry-Riddle (Florida); and Abby Steiner (track), Kentucky.
Brooke Forde is also among the nominees for the NCAA Woman of the Year award (to be announced Jan. 12).
(12-15-2022, 04:32 PM)mbdude Wrote: Cary native, star swimmer Claire Curzan wins another medal and sets American record in backstroke :: WRALSportsFan.com50M short course, which isn't swum often in the US. The record was set in the semi-finals; finals still to be swum. Interestingly, in the Stanford season swims, she's 2nd behind Torri Huske in the 50Y back. It looks like Huske didn't swim the 50M Back at World's Short Course.
story and video
Huske got 5th in the 100M Free. Both Huske and Curzan were on the winning 4x100 Free Relay.
The day before, Curzan tied for 3rd in the 100 Back and 6th in the 50 Fly. Torri Huske tied for 1st in the 50 Fly.
Torri Huske swam on the 200M mixed medley relay. They won in a world record time (by over a second).
The meet continues today.
(Using the same thread rather than starting a new one)
Brooke Forde and Naomi Girma were among the NCAA Today's Top 10 award on Dec. 12:
The 2023 NCAA Today’s Top 10 awardees are Sylvie Binder (fencing), Columbia; Jaeda Daniel (tennis), NC State; Brooke Forde (swimming), Stanford; Naomi Girma (soccer), Stanford; Gianna Glatz (field hockey), Rutgers; Blaine Hawkins (football), Central (Iowa); Jessica Meakim (gymnastics), West Chester; Jack Mulvihill (lacrosse), St. John Fisher; Juan Ortiz Couder (tennis), Embry-Riddle (Florida); and Abby Steiner (track), Kentucky.
Brooke Forde is also among the nominees for the NCAA Woman of the Year award (to be announced Jan. 12).
Is it surprising that the team representing the United States in the 4x100 W Medley Relay set a world record at the recent FINA Short Course World Championships, with 2 of the 4 swimmers being from Stanford (Claire Curzan & Torri Huske), but there hasn't been a mention of it on the GoStanford.com site?
Torri Huske also was part of the world record 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay and a national record in the 4x50 W Free Relay and a national record in the 4x100 W Free Relay.
I am distinguishing USA record (fastest swim by a US citizen, often call "American record") and Americas (fastest swim by a citizen in a country from North or South America). (A separate US Open record is for the fastest swim by anyone in a pool in the US.) Curzan's 50 Back was a USA record but not an Americas record. FINA didn't list it with "AM" which through me a while until I realized that meant "Americas record"
Clare Curzan results were
Torri Huske had
Stanford's Taylor Ruck (Canadian) had
Pretty good haul....
Torri Huske also was part of the world record 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay and a national record in the 4x50 W Free Relay and a national record in the 4x100 W Free Relay.
I am distinguishing USA record (fastest swim by a US citizen, often call "American record") and Americas (fastest swim by a citizen in a country from North or South America). (A separate US Open record is for the fastest swim by anyone in a pool in the US.) Curzan's 50 Back was a USA record but not an Americas record. FINA didn't list it with "AM" which through me a while until I realized that meant "Americas record"
Clare Curzan results were
- world record and gold medal in the 4x100 W Med. Relay,
- USA & Americas record and gold medal in the 4x50 W Free Relay
- 2nd and USA & Americas record in the 4x100 W Free Relay
- 2nd and USA record in the 50M Back
- 2nd in the 200M Back
- 2nd in the 4x50M W Medley Relay
- 3rd in the 100M Back
- 5th in the 50M Fly
- 5th in the 100M Fly
- 12th in the 50M Free
Torri Huske had
- world record and gold medal in the 4x100 W Med. Relay,
- world record and gold medal in the 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay
- USA & Americas record and gold medal in the 4x50 W Free Relay
- gold medal in the 50 Fly
- 2nd and USA & Americas record in the 4x100 W Free Relay
- 2nd in the 100 Fly
- 5th in the 100 Free
Stanford's Taylor Ruck (Canadian) had
- 2nd on Canada's 4x200 W Medley Relay
- 3rd on the 4x100 W Free Relay
- 3rd in the 4x100 W Medley Relay
- 4th in the 4x50 Medley Relay,
- 6th in the 100M Free
- 7th in the 200M Free.
Pretty good haul....
Is it surprising that the team representing the United States in the 4x100 W Medley Relay set a world record at the recent FINA Short Course World Championships, with 2 of the 4 swimmers being from Stanford (Claire Curzan & Torri Huske), but there hasn't been a mention of it on the GoStanford.com site?
Torri Huske also was part of the world record 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay and a national record in the 4x50 W Free Relay and a national record in the 4x100 W Free Relay.
I am distinguishing USA record (fastest swim by a US citizen, often call "American record") and Americas (fastest swim by a citizen in a country from North or South America). (A separate US Open record is for the fastest swim by anyone in a pool in the US.) Curzan's 50 Back was a USA record but not an Americas record. FINA didn't list it with "AM" which through me a while until I realized that meant "Americas record"
Clare Curzan results were
Torri Huske had
Stanford's Taylor Ruck (Canadian) had
Pretty good haul....
Torri Huske also was part of the world record 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay and a national record in the 4x50 W Free Relay and a national record in the 4x100 W Free Relay.
I am distinguishing USA record (fastest swim by a US citizen, often call "American record") and Americas (fastest swim by a citizen in a country from North or South America). (A separate US Open record is for the fastest swim by anyone in a pool in the US.) Curzan's 50 Back was a USA record but not an Americas record. FINA didn't list it with "AM" which through me a while until I realized that meant "Americas record"
Clare Curzan results were
- world record and gold medal in the 4x100 W Med. Relay,
- USA & Americas record and gold medal in the 4x50 W Free Relay
- 2nd and USA & Americas record in the 4x100 W Free Relay
- 2nd and USA record in the 50M Back
- 2nd in the 200M Back
- 2nd in the 4x50M W Medley Relay
- 3rd in the 100M Back
- 5th in the 50M Fly
- 5th in the 100M Fly
- 12th in the 50M Free
Torri Huske had
- world record and gold medal in the 4x100 W Med. Relay,
- world record and gold medal in the 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay
- USA & Americas record and gold medal in the 4x50 W Free Relay
- gold medal in the 50 Fly
- 2nd and USA & Americas record in the 4x100 W Free Relay
- 2nd in the 100 Fly
- 5th in the 100 Free
Stanford's Taylor Ruck (Canadian) had
- 2nd on Canada's 4x200 W Medley Relay
- 3rd on the 4x100 W Free Relay
- 3rd in the 4x100 W Medley Relay
- 4th in the 4x50 Medley Relay,
- 6th in the 100M Free
- 7th in the 200M Free.
Pretty good haul....
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