List of United States records in swimming

Last updated

There are two different kinds of swimming records in the United States and certified by USA Swimming:

Contents

Note: The American records should not be confused with the Americas records, which are the fastest times ever swum by a swimmer representing any country of the Americas.

An asterisk (*) indicates that this record has been achieved since the latest USA Swimming records publication. A plus (+) indicates that this record also is the current world record.

Long course (50 m)

Men

EventAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
 freestyle
50 free21.04
Caeleb Dressel (USA)
2019 World Championships
July 27, 2019 / Gwangju, South Korea
21.04 [1]
Caeleb Dressel (Gator Swim Club)
2020 US Olympic Trials
June 20, 2021 / Omaha, Nebraska 		21.04 [2]
Caeleb Dressel (Gator Swim Club)
2020 US Olympic Trials
June 20, 2021 / Omaha, Nebraska
100 free46.96
Caeleb Dressel (USA)
2019 World Championships
July 25, 2019 / Gwangju, South Korea 		47.08
Jack Alexy (California Aquatics)
2024 US Olympic Trials
June 18, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana
200 free1:42.96 [3]
Michael Phelps (USA)
2008 Olympic Games
August 12, 2008 / Beijing, China 		1:44.10
Michael Phelps (Club Wolverine)
2008 US Olympic Trials
July 1, 2008 / Omaha, Nebraska
400 free3:42.78 [4]
Larsen Jensen (USA)
2008 Olympic Games
August 10, 2008 / Beijing, China 		3:43.53
Larsen Jensen (Trojan Swim Club)
2008 USA Olympic Trials
June 29, 2008 / Omaha, Nebraska
800 free7:38.67 [5]
Bobby Finke (USA)
2023 World Championships
July 26, 2023 / Fukuoka, Japan 		7:40.34
Bobby Finke (Florida)
2023 USA Nationals
July 1, 2023 / Indianapolis, Indiana
1500 free14:30.67+
Bobby Finke (USA)
2024 Olympic Games
August 4, 2024 / Paris, France 		14:40.28
Bobby Finke (Florida)
2024 United States Olympic trials
June 23, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana
backstrokeAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
50 back23.71 [6]
Hunter Armstrong (Ohio State)
2022 USA International Team Trials
April 28, 2022 / Greensboro, North Carolina 		same
100 back51.85
Ryan Murphy (USA)
2016 Olympic Games (r)
August 13, 2016 / Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 		51.94
Aaron Peirsol (Longhorn Aquatics)
2009 USA Nationals
July 8, 2009 / Indianapolis
200 back1:51.92+
Aaron Peirsol (USA)
2009 World Championships
July 31, 2009 / Rome, Italy 		1:53.08
Aaron Peirsol (Longhorn Aquatics)
2009 USA Nationals
July 11, 2009 / Indianapolis
breaststrokeAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
50 breast26.45
Nic Fink (USA)
2022 World Championships
June 21, 2022 / Budapest, Hungary 		26.52 [7]
Michael Andrew (MA Swim Academy)
2022 USA International Team Trials
April 28, 2022 / Greensboro, North Carolina
100 breast58.14 [8]
Michael Andrew (Race Pace Club)
2020 US Olympic Trials (sf)
June 13, 2021 / Omaha, Nebraska 		 same
200 breast2:06.54 [9]
Matthew Fallon (University of Pennsylvania)
2024 US Olympic Trials
June 19, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
butterflyAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
50 fly22.35
Caeleb Dressel (USA)
2019 World Championships
July 22, 2019 / Gwangju, South Korea 		22.84
Caeleb Dressel (Gator Swim Club)
2022 USA International Team Trials
April 27, 2022 / Greensboro, North Carolina
100 fly49.45+
Caeleb Dressel (USA)
2020 Olympic Games
July 31, 2021 / Tokyo, Japan 		49.76 [10]
Caeleb Dressel (Gator Swim Club)
2020 US Olympic Trials (sf)
June 18, 2021 / Omaha, Nebraska
200 fly1:51.51
Michael Phelps (USA)
2009 World Championships
July 29, 2009 / Rome, Italy 		1:52.20
Michael Phelps (Club Wolverine)
2008 US Olympic Trials
July 2, 2008 / Omaha, Nebraska
individual medleyAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
200 IM1:54.00+
Ryan Lochte (USA)
2011 World Championships
July 28, 2011 / Shanghai, China 		1:54.56 [e]
Ryan Lochte (Daytona Beach)
2009 USA Nationals
July 10, 2009 / Indianapolis
400 IM4:03.84
Michael Phelps (USA)
2008 Olympic Games
August 10, 2008 / Beijing, China 		4:05.25
Michael Phelps (Club Wolverine)
2008 US Olympic Trials
June 29, 2008 / Omaha, Nebraska
relaysAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
400 free relay3:08.24+
USA
(M. Phelps-47.51, G. Weber-Gale-47.02,
  C. Jones-47.65, J. Lezak-46.06)
2008 Olympic Games
August 11, 2008 / Beijing, China 		3:11.74
USA
(M. Phelps-48.13, R. Lochte-47.98,
  J. Lezak-48.12, N. Adrian-47.51)
Pan Pacific Championships
August 20, 2010 / Irvine, California
800 free relay6:58.55+
USA
(M. Phelps-1:44.49, R. Berens-1:44.13,
  D. Walters-1:45.47, R. Lochte-1:44.46)
2009 World Championships
July 31, 2009 / Rome, Italy 		7:03.84
USA
(M. Phelps-1:45.62, P. Vanderkaay-1:46.46,
  R. Berens-1:46.49, R. Lochte-1:45.27)
Pan Pacific Championships
August 20, 2010 / Irvine, California
400 medley relay3:26.78+
USA
(R. Murphy-52.31, M. Andrew-58.49,
  C. Dressel-49.03, Z. Apple-46.95
2020 Olympic Games
August 1, 2021 / Tokyo, Japan 		3:32.48 [d]
USA
(A. Peirsol-53.91, M. Gangloff-1:00.45,
  M. Phelps-50.58, N. Adrian-47.54)
Pan Pacific Championships
August 22, 2010 / Irvine, California

Women

EventAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
 freestyle
50 free23.91 [11]
Kate Douglass (USA)
2024 World Championships
February 18, 2024 / Doha, Qatar		24.00
Abbey Weitzeil (Cal Aquatics)
2023 USA Nationals
July 1, 2023 / Indianapolis, Indiana
100 free52.04
Simone Manuel (USA)
2019 World Championships
July 26, 2019 / Gwangju, South Korea 		52.54 [12]
Simone Manuel (Stanford)
2018 USA Nationals
July 25, 2018 / Irvine, California
200 free1:53.61 [13]
Allison Schmitt (USA)
2012 Olympic Games
July 31, 2012 / London, UK 		1:54.13
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Summer McIntosh (Canada)
2023 TYR Pro Swim Series
March 3, 2023 / Fort Lauderdale, Florida
400 free3:56.46
Katie Ledecky (USA)
2016 Olympic Games
August 7, 2016 / Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 		3:57.94 [14]
Katie Ledecky (Stanford)
2018 TYR Pro Swim Series
May 17, 2018 / Indianapolis
800 free8:04.79+
Katie Ledecky (USA)
2016 Olympic Games
August 12, 2016 / Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 		8:06.68
Katie Ledecky (Nations Capital)
2016 Arena Pro Swim Series
January 17, 2016 / Austin, Texas
1500 free15:20.48+
Katie Ledecky (USA)
2018 TYR Pro Swim Series
May 16, 2018 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
 backstrokeAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
50 back27.10 [15]
Regan Smith (USA)
2023 World Championships (sf)
26 July 2023 / Fukuoka, Japan 		27.12 [16]
Katharine Berkoff (NC State University)
2022 USA International Team Trials
April 28, 2022 / Greensboro, North Carolina
100 back57.13+
Regan Smith (Longhorn Aquatics)
2024 US Olympic Trials
June 19, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
200 back2:03.35
Regan Smith (USA)
2019 World Championships (sf)
July 26, 2019 / Gwangju, South Korea 		2:03.80
Regan Smith (Sun Devil)
2023 Phillips 66 National Championships
June 28, 2023 / Indianapolis, Indiana
 breaststrokeAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
50 breast29.40
Lilly King (USA)
2017 World Championships
July 30, 2017 / Budapest, Hungary 		29.62
Lilly King (Indiana University)
2018 TYR Pro Swim Series
June 10, 2018 / Santa Clara, California
100 breast1:04.13+
Lilly King (USA)
2017 World Championships
July 25, 2017 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:04.45
Jessica Hardy (Trojan Swim Club)
2009 U.S. Open Championships
August 7, 2009 / Federal Way, Washington
200 breast2:19.24
Kate Douglass (USA)
2024 Olympic Games
August 1, 2024 / Paris, France 		2:19.30
Kate Douglass (New York Aquatic Club)
2024 TYR Pro Swim Series
January 13, 2024 / Knoxville, Tennessee
 butterflyAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
50 fly25.11
Gretchen Walsh (Nashville Aquatic)
2023 Phillips 66 National Championships
June 28, 2023 / Indianapolis 		same
100 fly55.18+
Gretchen Walsh (Nashville Aquatic)
2024 United States Olympic trials
June 15, 2024 / Indianapolis 		same
200 fly2:03.84
Regan Smith (USA)
2024 Olympic Games
August 1, 2024 / Paris, France 		2:03.87
Regan Smith (Sun Devil)
2023 Sun Devil Open
June 4, 2023 / Tempe, Arizona
individual medleyAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
200 IM2:06.15
Ariana Kukors (USA)
2009 World Championships
July 27, 2009 / Rome, Italy 		2:07.09
Kate Douglass (New York Aquatic Club)
2023 USA Nationals
July 1, 2023 / Indianapolis, Indiana
400 IM4:31.12
Katie Hoff (North Baltimore)
2008 US Olympic Trials
June 29, 2008 / Omaha, Nebraska 		 4:28.61
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Summer McIntosh (Canada)
2022 U.S. Open Championships
December 2, 2022 / Greensboro, North Carolina
 relaysAmerican Record (50 m)U.S. Open Record (50 m)
400 free relay3:30.20
USA
(K. Douglass-52.98, G. Walsh-52.55,
  T. Huske-52.06, S. Manuel-52.61)
2024 Olympic Games
July 27, 2024 / Paris, France 		3:35.11
USA
(N. Coughlin-54.25, J. Hardy-53.43,
  A. Weir-53.85, D. Vollmer-53.58)
2010 Pan Pacs
August 21, 2010 / Irvine, California
800 free relay7:40.73
USA
(A. Schmitt-1:56.34, P. Madden-1:55.25,
  K. McLaughlin-1:55.38, K. Ledecky-1:53.76)
2020 Olympic Games
August 1, 2021 / Tokyo, Japan 		7:51.21
USA
(D. Vollmer-1:58.05, M. Scroggy-1:57.89,
  K. Hoff-1:58.70, A. Schmitt-1:56.57)
2010 Pan Pacs
August 20, 2010 / Irvine, California
400 medley relay3:49.63+
USA
(R. Smith-57.28, L. King-1:04.81, G. Walsh-55.03, T. Huske-52.42)
2024 Olympic Games
August 4, 2024 / Paris, France 		3:55.23
USA
(N. Coughlin-59.85, R.Soni-1:05.35,
  D. Vollmer-56.91, J. Hardy-53.12)
2010 Pan Pacs
August 22, 2010 / Irvine, California

Short course meters (25 m)

Men

EventAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
 freestyle
50 free20.16
Caeleb Dressel  (Cali Condors)
2020 International Swimming League
November 21, 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 		20.24
Caeleb Dressel  (Cali Condors)
2019 International Swimming League
December 20, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
100 free45.05
Jack Alexy (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 10, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		45.22
Caeleb Dressel  (Cali Condors)
2019 International Swimming League
December 21, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
200 free1:38.61+
Luke Hobson  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 15, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:41.58
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Alexander Graham  (London Roar)
2019 International Swimming League
October 19, 2019 / Lewisville, Texas
400 free3:34.38
Kieran Smith  (USA)
2022 World Championships
December 15, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		3:35.99
Kieran Smith  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 3, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
800 free7:30.41
David Johnston  (USA)
2022 Australian SC Championships
August 24, 2022 / Sydney, Australia 		7:36.24
Flag of the Faroe Islands.svg Pál Joensen  (Team Europe)
2011 Duel in the Pool
December 17, 2011 / Atlanta
1500 free14:19.29
Connor Jaeger  (USA)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 12, 2015 / Indianapolis, United States 		 same
backstrokeAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
50 back22.53 [17]
Ryan Murphy  (LA Current)
2021 International Swimming League
November 25, 2021 / Eindhoven, Netherlands 		22.72
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Dylan Carter  (Trinidad and Tobago)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 4, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
100 back48.33+
Coleman Stewart  (Cali Condors)
2021 International Swimming League
August 29, 2021 / Naples, Italy 		48.92
Matt Grevers  (USA)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 12, 2015 / Indianapolis, United States
200 back1:46.68
Ryan Lochte  (USA)
2010 Short Course Worlds
December 19, 2010 / Dubai, UAE 		1:48.40
Shaine Casas  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 3, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
breaststrokeAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
50 breast25.38
Nic Fink  (USA)
2022 World Championships
December 18, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		25.75
Nic Fink  (Cali Condors)
2019 International Swimming League
December 20, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
100 breast55.56 [18]
Nic Fink  (Cali Condors)
2021 International Swimming League
December 4, 2021 / Eindhoven, Netherlands 		55.92
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Adam Peaty  (London Roar)
2019 International Swimming League
December 21, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
200 breast2:01.60
Nic Fink  (USA)
2022 World Championships
December 16, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		2:02.33
Cody Miller  (USA)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 11, 2015 / Indianapolis, United States
butterflyAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
50 fly21.99 [19]
Tom Shields  (USA)
2021 FINA Swimming World Cup
October 9, 2021 / Budapest, Hungary 		21.99
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Dylan Carter  (Trinidad and Tobago)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 5, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
100 fly47.78
Caeleb Dressel  (Cali Condors)
2020 International Swimming League
November 21, 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 		48.63
Tom Shields  (USA)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 11, 2015 / Indianapolis
200 fly1:48.66
Tom Shields  (LA Current)
2020 International Swimming League
November 22, 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:48.77
Flag of Japan.svg Daiya Seto  (Energy Standard)
2019 International Swimming League
December 21, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
individual medleyAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
100 IM49.28+
Caeleb Dressel  (Cali Condors)
2020 International Swimming League
November 22, 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 		51.04
Shaine Casas  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 3, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
200 IM1:49.51
Shaine Casas  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 10, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:50.76
Flag of Japan.svg Daiya Seto  (Energy Standard)
2019 International Swimming League
December 21, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
400 IM3:55.50
Ryan Lochte  (USA)
2010 Short Course Worlds
December 16, 2010 / Dubai, UAE 		3:54.81+
Flag of Japan.svg Daiya Seto  (Energy Standard)
2019 International Swimming League
December 20, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
relaysAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
200 free relay1:21.80
C. Dressel (20.43)
R. Held (20.25)
J. Conger (20.59)
M. Chadwick (20.53)  
2018 World Championships
December 14, 2018 / Hangzhou, China 		1:23.75
Auburn Tigers
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg G. Bovell (21.40)
R. Wochomurka (21.04)
D. Gibb (20.76)
Flag of France.svg F. Bousquet (20.55)
2004 Men's NCAA Division I Championships
March 25, 2004 / East Meadow, New York
400 free relay3:03.03
C. Dressel (45.66)
B. Pieroni (45.75)
M. Chadwick (45.86)
R. Held (45.76)
2018 World Championships
December 11, 2018 / Hangzhou, China 		3:05.11
London Roar
Flag of Australia (converted).svg C. McEvoy (47.49)
Flag of Australia (converted).svg K. Chalmers (45.55)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Y. Kisil (46.68)
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg D. Scott (45.39)
2019 International Swimming League
December 20, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
800 free relay6:40.51+
L. Hobson (1:38.91)
C. Foster (1:40.77)
S. Casas (1:40.34)
K. Smith (1:40.49)
2024 World Championships
December 13, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		7:01.42
  Michigan Wolverines
P. Vanderkaay (1:45.69)
D. Tarwater (1:45.61)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg A. Hurd (1:44.96)
D. Ketchum (1:45.16)
2004 Men's NCAA Division I Championships
March 26, 2004 / East Meadow, New York
200 medley relay1:30.37
R. Murphy (22.61)
N. Fink (25.24)
S. Casas (22.13)
M. Andrew (20.39)
2022 World Championships
December 17, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		1:31.31
  University of Florida
Jonathon Marshall (23.34)
Julian Smith (25.63)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Joshua Liendo (21.43)
Ed Fullum-Huot (20.91)
Virginia vs. Florida Dual Meet
October 18, 2024 / Charlottesville, Virginia
400 medley relay3:18.98+
R. Murphy (48.96)
N. Fink (54.88)
T. Julian (49.19)
K. Smith (45.95)
2022 World Championships
December 18, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		3:20.91
M. Grevers (49.25)
K. Cordes (58.03)
T. Shields (48.07)
N. Adrian (45.56)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 12, 2015 / Indianapolis

Women

EventAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
 freestyle
50 free22.83+
Gretchen Walsh  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 15, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		23.10
Gretchen Walsh  (University of Virginia)
Virginia vs. Florida Dual Meet
October 18, 2024 / Charlottesville, Virginia
100 free50.31
Gretchen Walsh  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 12, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		51.00
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Siobhán Haughey  (HKG)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 5, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
200 free1:51.62
Claire Weinstein  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 15, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:51.19
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Siobhán Haughey  (HKG)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 4, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
400 free3:52.88
Katie Ledecky  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
October 28, 2022 / Toronto, Canada 		3:54.04
Katie Ledecky  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 3, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
800 free7:57.42+
Katie Ledecky  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 5, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States 		 same
1500 free15:08.24+
Katie Ledecky  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
October 29, 2022 / Toronto, Canada 		15:42.05
Katie Grimes  (USA)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 4, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
backstrokeAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
50 back25.23+
Regan Smith  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 13, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		25.37
Gretchen Walsh  (University of Virginia)
Virginia vs. Florida Dual Meet
October 18, 2024 / Charlottesville, Virginia
100 back54.02+
Regan Smith  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 15, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		55.09
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Minna Atherton  (London Roar)
2019 International Swimming League
December 21, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
200 back1:58.04+
Regan Smith  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 15, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:59.75
Flag of Hungary.svg Katinka Hosszú  (Team Europe)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 11, 2015 / Indianapolis
breaststrokeAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
50 breast28.77
Lilly King  (Cali Condors)
2020 International Swimming League
November 21, 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 		28.70
Flag of Lithuania.svg Rūta Meilutytė  (LTU)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 5, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
100 breast1:02.50
Lilly King  (Cali Condors)
2020 International Swimming League
November 22, 2020 / Budapest, Hungary 		1:02.77
Flag of Lithuania.svg Rūta Meilutytė  (LTU)
2022 FINA Swimming World Cup
November 4, 2022 / Indianapolis, United States
200 breast2:12.50+
Kate Douglass  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 13, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		2:17.03
Lilly King  (Cali Condors)
2019 International Swimming League
December 20, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
butterflyAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
50 fly23.94+
Gretchen Walsh  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 10, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		24.81
Flag of France.svg Béryl Gastaldello  (LA Current)
2019 International Swimming League
November 17, 2019 / College Park, Maryland
100 fly52.71+
Gretchen Walsh  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 14, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		55.10
Flag of Denmark.svg Jeanette Ottesen  (Denmark)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 11, 2015 / Indianapolis, United States
200 fly2:01.00
Regan Smith  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 12, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		2:03.39
Cammile Adams  (USA)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 12, 2015 / Indianapolis
individual medleyAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
100 IM55.11+
Gretchen Walsh  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 13, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		55.98
Gretchen Walsh  (University of Virginia)
Virginia vs. Florida Dual Meet
October 18, 2024 / Charlottesville, Virginia
200 IM2:01.63+
Kate Douglass  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 10, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		2:03.66
Flag of Hungary.svg Katinka Hosszú  (Team Europe)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 12, 2015 / Indianapolis
400 IM4:20.14
Katie Grimes  (USA)
2024 World Championships
December 14, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		4:21.21
Flag of Hungary.svg Katinka Hosszú  (Team Europe)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 11, 2015 / Indianapolis
relaysAmerican Record (25 m)U.S. Open Record (25 m)
200 free relay1:33.89
T. Huske (24.08)
C. Curzan (23.30)
E. Brown (23.74)
K. Douglass (22.77)  (USA)
2022 World Championships
December 15, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		1:37.27
  Georgia Bulldogs
K. L. Joyce (24.24)
N. Mabry (24.45)
P. Kearns (24.34)
A. Georoff (24.24)
2004 NCAA Division I Women's Championships
March 18, 2004 / College Station, Texas
400 free relay3:26.29
T. Huske (51.73)
K. Douglass (51.17)
C. Curzan (51.59)
E. Brown (51.80)  (USA)
2022 World Championships
December 13, 2022 / Melbourne, AUS		3:26.48
Energy Standard
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg P. Oleksiak (52.89)
Flag of Sweden.svg S. Sjöström (51.41)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg K. Sanchez (51.56)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg F. Heemskerk (50.62)
2019 International Swimming League
December 20, 2019 / Las Vegas, Nevada
800 free relay7:30.13+
A. Walsh (1:53.25)
P. Madden (1:53.18)
K. Grimes (1:53.39)
C. Weinstein (1:50.31)
2024 World Championships
December 12, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		7:47.72
D. Vollmer (1:57.83)
R. Komisarz (1:57.87)
L. Benko (1:55.44)
K. Sandeno (1:56.58)
2004 Short Course Worlds
October 7, 2004 / Indianapolis
200 medley relay1:42.38+
O. Smoliga (25.97)
K. Meili (29.29)
K. Dahlia (24.02)
M. Comerford (23.10)
2018 World Championships
December 12, 2018 / Hangzhou, China 		1:44.14
University of Virginia
Gretchen Walsh (25.37)
Zoe Skirboll (30.00)
Claire Curzan (24.52)
Maxine Parker (24.25)
Virginia vs. Florida Dual Meet
October 18, 2024 / Charlottesville, Virginia
400 medley relay3:40.41+
R. Smith (54.02)
L. King (1:03.02)
G. Walsh (52.84)
K. Douglass (50.53)
2024 World Championships
December 15, 2024 / Budapest, Hungary 		3:45.20
C. Bartholomew (56.08)
K. Meili (1:02.88)
K. Worrell (55.01)
S. Manuel (51.23)
2015 Duel in the Pool
December 11, 2015 / Indianapolis

Short course yards (25 yd)

Men

EventAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
 freestyle
50 free17.63 [20]
Caeleb Dressel (Florida)
2018 NCAA Division I Championships
March 22, 2018 / Minneapolis 		 same
100 free39.90 [21]
Caeleb Dressel (Florida)
2018 NCAA Division I Championships
March 24, 2018 / Minneapolis 		 same
200 free1:28.81
Luke Hobson (Texas)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 29, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
500 free4:04.45
Rex Maurer (Texas)
Texas Hall of Fame Invite
November 20, 2024 / Austin, Texas 		4:02.31
Flag of France.svg Léon Marchand (Arizona State)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 28, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana
1000 free8:33.93 [22]
Clark Smith (Texas)
2015 Texas Swimming & Diving Hall of Fame Invite
December 6, 2015 / Austin, Texas 		 same
1650 free14:12.08 [23]
Bobby Finke (Florida)
2020 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships
February 22, 2020 / Auburn, Alabama 		 same
backstrokeAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
100 back43.35 [24]
Luca Urlando (Georgia Bulldogs)
2022 NCAA Division I Championships (r)
March 25, 2022 / Atlanta, Georgia 		 same
200 back1:35.37
Destin Lasco (Cal)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 30, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
breaststrokeAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
100 breast49.53
Liam Bell (Cal)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 29, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
200 breast1:47.91 [25]
Will Licon (Texas)
2017 NCAA Division I Championships
March 25, 2017 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		1:46.35
Flag of France.svg Léon Marchand (Arizona State)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 30, 2024 / Indianapolis
butterflyAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
100 fly42.80 [26]
Caeleb Dressel (Florida)
2018 NCAA Division I Championships
March 23, 2018 / Minneapolis 		 same
200 fly1:37.35 [27]
Jack Conger (Texas)
2017 NCAA Division I Championships
March 25, 2017 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
individual medleyAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
200 IM1:37.91
Destin Lasco (Cal)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 28, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		1:36.34
Flag of France.svg Léon Marchand (Arizona State)
2023 NCAA Division I Championships
March 23, 2023 / Minneapolis
400 IM3:33.42
Chase Kalisz (Georgia)
2017 NCAA Division I Championships
March 24, 2017 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		3:28.82
Flag of France.svg Léon Marchand (Arizona State)
2023 NCAA Division I Championships
March 24, 2023 / Minneapolis
relaysAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
200 free relay1:14.13
NC State Wolfpack
N. Henderson (18.93)
L. Miller (18.23)
J. Fox (18.44)
Q. McCarty (18.53)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 28, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		1:13.35
Florida Gators
  Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg J. Liendo (18.22)
A. Chaney (18.37)
Flag of Germany.svg E. Friese (18.64)
M. McDuff (18.12)
2023 NCAA Division I Championships
March 23, 2023 / Minneapolis
400 free relay2:44.31 [28]
NC State Wolfpack
R. Held (41.05)
J. Ress (40.62)
J. Molacek (41.02)
C. Stewart (41.62)
2018 NCAA Division I Championships
March 24, 2018 / Minneapolis 		2:43.40
Arizona State Sun Devils
  Flag of France.svg L. Marchand (40.28)
J. Dolan (41.28)
P. Sammon (41.02)
J. Kulow (40.82)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 30, 2024 / Indianapolis
800 free relay6:03.42
Texas Longhorns
L. Hobson (1:29.63)
C. Carrozza (1:30.50)
P. Larson (1:33.14)
C. Foster (1:30.15)
2023 NCAA Division I Championships
March 22, 2023 / Minneapolis 		6:02.26
California Golden Bears
G. Jett (1:30.32)
D. Lasco (1:29.60)
J. Alexy (1:30.50)
Flag of Sweden.svg R. Hanson (1:31.84)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 27, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana
200 medley relay1:20.98
NC State Wolfpack
A. Hayes (20.07)
S. Hoover (23.40)
L. Miller (19.35)
Q. McCarty (18.16)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 27, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		1:20.15
Florida Gators
A. Chaney (20.29)
J. Smith (22.55)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg J. Liendo (18.97)
M. McDuff (18.34)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 27, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana
400 medley relay3:01.51
California Golden Bears
R. Murphy (44.32)
C. Hoppe (50.97)
M. Josa (44.59)
M. Jensen (41.63)
2017 NCAA Division I Championships
March 23, 2017 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		2:57.32
Arizona State Sun Devils
Flag of Hungary.svg H. Kós (44.61)
Flag of France.svg L. Marchand (48.73)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg I. Kharun (43.44)
J. Kulow (40.54)
2024 NCAA Division I Championships
March 29, 2024 / Indianapolis, Indiana

Women

EventAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
 freestyle
50 free20.37
Gretchen Walsh (Virginia)
2024 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 21, 2024 / Athens, Georgia 		 same
100 free44.83
Gretchen Walsh (Virginia)
2024 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 23, 2024 / Athens, Georgia 		 same
200 free1:39.10
Missy Franklin (Cal)
2015 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 20, 2015 / Greensboro, North Carolina 		 same
500 free4:24.06
Katie Ledecky (Stanford)
2017 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 16, 2017 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
1000 free8:59.65
Katie Ledecky (Nation's Capital)
2015 Nation's Capital Swim Club Invite
December 13, 2015 / College Park, Maryland 		 same
1650 free15:01.41
Katie Ledecky (Gator Swim Club)
2023 Florida Spring Senior Championships
March 12, 2023 / Orlando, Florida 		 same
backstrokeAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
100 back48.10
Gretchen Walsh (Virginia)
2024 ACC Championships
February 23, 2024 / Greensboro, North Carolina 		 same
200 back1:46.87
Claire Curzan (Virginia)
2024 Tennessee Invitational
November 22, 2024 / Knoxville, Tennessee 		 same
breaststrokeAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
100 breast55.73 [29]
Lilly King (Indiana)
2019 NCAA Div. 1 Championships
March 22, 2019 / Austin, Texas 		 same
200 breast2:01.29
Kate Douglass (Virginia)
2023 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 18, 2023 / Knoxville, Tennessee 		 same
butterflyAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
100 fly47.35
Gretchen Walsh (Virginia)
2024 Tennessee Invitational
November 21, 2024 / Knoxville, Tennessee 		 same
200 fly1:48.33
Regan Smith (Arizona State)
Dual Meet Arizona State vs. NC State
October 21, 2023 / Tempe, Arizona 		 same
individual medleyAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
200 IM1:48.37
Kate Douglass (Virginia)
2023 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 16, 2023 / Knoxville, Tennessee 		 same
400 IM3:54.60 [30]
Ella Eastin (Stanford)
2018 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 16, 2018 / Columbus, Ohio 		 same
relaysAmerican Record (25 yd)U.S. Open Record (25 yd)
200 free relay1:23.87
Virginia Cavaliers
K. Douglass (20.95)
G. Walsh (20.48)
L. Cuomo (21.14)
A. Walsh (21.30)
2023 ACC Championships
February 15, 2023 / Greensboro, North Carolina 		1:23.63
Virginia Cavaliers
Flag of Italy.svg J. Nocentini (21.55)
G. Walsh (19.95)
A. Walsh (20.82)
M. Parker (21.31)
2024 ACC Championships
February 21, 2024 / Greensboro, North Carolina
400 free relay3:05.84
Virginia Cavaliers
K. Douglass (46.37)
A. Walsh (46.58)
Maxine Parker (47.04)
G. Walsh (45.85)
2023 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 18, 2023 / Knoxville, Tennessee 		 same
800 free relay6:45.91
Stanford Cardinal
S. Manuel (1:41.41)
L. Neal (1:42.15)
E. Eastin (1:41.89)
K. Ledecky (1:40.46)
 2017 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 15, 2017 / Indianapolis, Indiana 		 same
200 medley relay1:31.51
Virginia Cavaliers
G. Walsh (22.77)
A. Walsh (26.30)
L. Cuomo (22.10)
K. Douglass (20.34)
2023 NCAA Div. I Championships
15 March 2023 / Knoxville, Tennessee 		 same
400 medley relay3:22.34 [31]
Virginia Cavaliers
G. Walsh (49.71)
A. Wenger (56.79)
A. Walsh (49.59)
K. Douglass (46.25)
2022 ACC Championships
February 18, 2022 / Atlanta
3:22.34 [32]
Virginia Cavaliers
G. Walsh (49.44)
A. Wenger (57.27)
A. Walsh (49.45)
K. Douglass (46.18)
2022 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 18, 2022 / Atlanta 		3:21.01
Virginia Cavaliers
G. Walsh (48.26)
Flag of Italy.svg J. Nocentini (56.34)
A. Walsh (49.15)
M. Parker (47.26)
2024 NCAA Div. I Championships
March 22, 2024 / Athens, Georgia

See also

Notes

[a] ^ American Record — May be established only by United States Citizens who are also U.S. Sports Citizens who achieve an official time in accordance with USA Swimming rules. (USA Swimming Rules 104.2.2(A)(1)). Note: Portions of this rule were changed in September 2008 so that only swimmers who are representing the USA at the time of the swim, or capable of representing the USA, are eligible. This follows Mike Alexandrov's setting of the American Record in the 100 yd breaststroke at a time when he was swimming internationally for Bulgaria.
[b] ^ United States Open Record — May be established only within the geographical territory of the United States by any person eligible to compete under and achieving an official time in accordance with USA Swimming rules. (USA Swimming Rules 104.2.2(A)(2)). Prior to 1985, this record included the fastest time swum by any United States citizen anywhere, but from 1985-on U.S. Open Records may not be attained in this manner. However, any remaining old records are valid until they are bettered. (This record should not be confused with the U.S. Open Meet Record, which is the fastest time swum at the U.S. Open meet.)
[d] ^ A team representing the USA swam a time of 3:32.48 at the 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships on August 21, 2010, but the record has not been recognized by USA Swimming. The team consisted of Aaron Peirsol-53.91, Mark Gangloff-1:00.45, Michael Phelps-50.58, and Nathan Adrian-47.54.
[e] ^ For the U.S. Open Record in the men's long course 200 IM, Ryan Lochte swam under the listed record of 1:54.56 at the 2010 Pan Pacs, winning the event in 1:54.43; however, the time has not been recognized as the record.
[f] ^ For the SCM women's 200 free American Record, Allison Schmitt swam a faster time at the 2009 Duel in the Pool (1:51.67); however, the time has not been recognized as a record by USA Swimming.
[g] ^ For the SCM women's 400 IM American Record, Julia Smit at the 2009 Duel in the Pool set a then-World Record of 4:21.04; however, this time has not been recognized as the American Record by USA Swimming.

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