American ties, swam in college, at Cal, three-time Olympian
two-time World bronze medalist in the 50 fly for Egypt
she'll be here in Lane eight in the women's hundred fly.
Youngest competitor in this hundred fly final,
16 year old Mount Abu dharr of Bosnia and Herzegovina
2021 European Junior Champion
the Olympic silver medalist in the 100 breast.
Ready to get introduced next. Its Zhong Yue FEI.
Now 24 from China
Olympic gold, in the 200 for her as well. Just six best time
though, from the semi finals coming into this Championship
round
Louise Hansen. They know we're well in Los Angeles, pair of
NCAA titles of the 100-yard fly while at USC, Fifth and Tokyo
7 at the last World Championships in gwangju, in
2019,
Brianna throstle at age 26 from Down Under and Australia, fifth
of the 2019 worlds, but ripped off a personal best in
the seventies out of the fifty Seven second, Mark the first
time in her career in this event
then there's Claire curs an
17 years of age from Cary, North Carolina,
10th in Tokyo and her Olympic debut of 100 fly
third, best time of the semi-final continuing to get
faster and faster Marie. What's hell? Second
S time for the semi-finals
finalists of the 2019 world's sixth at the Olympics last
summer, in Tokyo, and coal gold medalist at the Europeans last
year and Tory husk from Arlington, Virginia.
Just off her freshman year at Stanford
racing out here, forth and Tokyo. In this event, just 100
from bronze Rowdy, but she's been the fastest throughout
the seventies and the prelims. These two Young Americans,
certainly Lee
two of the big contenders here in this file. Yeah, no question
about it seated. 13 Tori Husk in the middle of the pool. She
will blast out that first 50,
she has so much speed, she's the only one that has been
under 26 seconds. That first 50 she did it in the prelims. She
did it in the semis, no doubt the most speed of anybody in
this group.
Will she be able to
withstand the charge
of Zhong, Yue FEI.
He was such a great 200 butterfly.
Tell had a great semifinal to be second right now
cursed and solid on both ends of the pool. Good first 50,
good second, 50. She's going to need both if she's gonna get up
on the medal stand tonight. Another aggressive start for
Tory husk
going out again.
With big-time
Firepower here, she'll have the lead at the halfway point. Oh
no, doubt 20, 57 on the way out. Once again,
still the only swimmer
to break 26, going out. She is flying out there right now.
Tori hus the 19 year old from Virginia, powering her way,
potentially towards her first long course, world metal. And
looking ahead of world record time
in front. Here comes with, tell alongside trying to close and
take it away from the American who's slowing towards the wall.
But Tory, husk fast enough to get gold for Team USA.
What's hell? Therefore, silver.
Jong-in third. It's an American record for Tori
Hast. Breaking her own Mark.
She said in winning at the Olympic trials,
last June in Omaha. You just felt this was coming.
You just felt like the way she's been swimming
here this year, you started off at the NCAA championships for
Stanford and then you continue
to the World Championships.
And both swims just let everyone to believe that she
had a special one. No question about it here. Jason 25 7 on
the way out
2990. Only swimmer to break 30, except for what? Tell
coming back. So Stu solid 50s there
and not a doubt
in anyone's mind on this one.
Wow, half a second.
First world title.
19 years old
Champion.
Well, the heartbreaking disappointment of being 100
away from Olympic bronze. Last summer, that's washed away. She
grabs gold here
for the United States in the women's hundred fly. What tell
with silver xiong with bronze. Then it's Hanson and Claire
kurzon ends up in fifth position
for the United States.
Tory hus first American to win the women's hundred fly at
world since day. Vollmer back in 2011 celebrating that win
and talking about it. With our Nixa, carding
Tory, husk first individual metal, first individual gold
medal American record. Tell me what it feels like right now.
I'm really happy.
I'm just
so thankful for my support system. I like coaches my
family, and my friends and my teammates were pushing me every
day, and it's not like something you do alone. So I'm
just really lucky to have all those people, my life.
It has been a A whirlwind couple of years for you from
the pandemic, Delaney Olympics that year, Stanford, your first
Olympics. Now, first world gold medal,
sum it all up for me.
Um,
like I said, I think it comes down to the people like
I thought the change from College from like high school to
college would be like, really big in like this daunting
thing.
But the girls, there are just so amazing and I immediately
felt accepted and they just made the transition really
easy, and I feel like I owe a lot of My Success to them
and when you put your hand on the wall. So,
Saw your name on the school board with the one?
What did it feel? Like it wasn't any different than you
would thought it would be.
Um,
I don't really know how to describe it. It was, I guess it
was kind of cereal but
I don't know really how to describe it.
Congratulations second. Thank you.