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Weekly Swimming Highlights: Key Events and Updates 09/07/2026

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Over the past week, there have been several notable developments in the world of swimming:

Emory University’s Swimming and Diving Achievements

Emory University’s men’s swimming and diving team secured their 27th consecutive University Athletic Association (UAA) championship in February 2026, finishing with 1,753.5 points and a 127.5-point lead over second-place New York University. Sophomore Solly Berkenwald earned his second Men’s Diver of the Year award, and the coaching staff was honored as Co-Coaching Staff of the Year. (news.emory.edu)

The women’s team also delivered an impressive performance, finishing as UAA championship runners-up. The competition concluded with a decisive 400 Freestyle Relay, where New York University clinched their first-ever conference championship with a time of 3:20.42. (news.emory.edu)

In the NCAA Division III Championships held in March 2026, Emory’s women’s swimming and diving team achieved a national runner-up finish. Junior Emma Lunn claimed the national championship in the 200 Backstroke with a time of 1:58.83, and senior Katie Cohen set a new program record in the 100 Breaststroke with a time of 1:01.26. (news.emory.edu)

Cameron McEvoy’s World Record

Australian swimmer Cameron McEvoy set a new men’s 50 meters freestyle world record at the China Swimming Open in Shenzhen, clocking a time of 20.88 seconds. This performance surpassed the previous record of 20.91 seconds, held by Brazil’s CΓ©sar Cielo since 2009. (abc.net.au)

Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Highlights

At the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in August 2026, Australian swimmer Lani Pallister dethroned American legend Katie Ledecky in the 400m freestyle, winning gold with a time of 8:06.1. Additionally, American swimmer Kate Douglass set a new world record in the 50m freestyle. (theguardian.com)

These events underscore the dynamic and competitive nature of the swimming world, with athletes continually pushing the boundaries of performance.

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