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Alex Shackell made it look easy as she cruised to the seventh-fastest women’s 200m butterfly time in the world this year at the Pro Swim Series event in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Another distance race meant another Katie Ledecky win, as the American legend left the rest of the field in her wake and stormed to a winning time of 3:59:51 in Indianapolis.

Kate Douglass and Gretchen Walsh put on a 50m freestyle battle for the ages, as Douglass emerged victorious and with a surprise world record at the Pro Swim Series event in Indianapolis, Indiana.

American record holder Van Mathias added another notch to his belt in Indianapolis at the Pro Swim Series stop, posting a lifetime-best time of 21.62 seconds in the men’s 50m freestyle.

Kate Douglass is the first American woman to hold the 50m freestyle world record in 40 years.

Ryan Erisman surged to an impressive victory in the men’s 400m individual medley at the Pro Swim Series in Indianapolis, where he beat a field that included Bobby Finke.

Katharine Berkoff dominated once again in the women’s 50m backstroke to break her own Pro Swim Series record, while marking the third-fastest performance all time.

As she has done so many times before, Kate Douglass controlled her pace to record a breezy win in the women’s 200m breaststroke during the Pro Swim Series event in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Gretchen Walsh left no doubt in the women’s 100m butterfly at the Pro Swim Series stop in Indianapolis, where she surged ahead to record the event’s fifth-fastest time ever.

Will Mulgrew did everything he needed to fend off Bobby Finke’s ferocious effort down the stretch to walk away as the winner of the men’s 1500m during the Pro Swim Series event in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The honor caps a year in which the 23-year-old cemented her claim in being her generation’s most accomplished player.

Caroline Harvey kicked off a parade of 14 2026 Olympians — five of them Americans — taking downtown Detroit’s Fox Theater stage during the six-round event.