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Moesch wins her 1st NCAA individual title as Virginia adds to team lead at swimming championships
Moesch’s 1:39.23 time is the second fastest ever in the 200 free, helping Virginia lead with 249 points at the NCAA women's swimming championships.
- On Thursday, Anna Moesch won her first individual NCAA title in the 200-yard freestyle, helping Virginia extend its team lead to 249 points at the swimming championships.
- Texas holds second place with 183 points, while Stanford follows with 173, as Virginia continues its fifth consecutive year winning the event.
- Olympic gold medalist Torri Huske clocked 48.49 to win the 100 butterfly, while Michigan's Bella Sims led wire-to-wire in the 400 IM, securing the school's first individual title in the event since 1993.
- Senior diver Chiara Pellacani defended her one-meter national title for Miami, while Eneli Jefimova took the 100 breaststroke for State with a program-record time.
- Moesch also helped Virginia claim a third relay title with a 1:24.11 performance; her individual 1:39.23 mark ranks second-fastest in history, trailing only Missy Franklin's record.
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Moesch wins her 1st NCAA individual title as Virginia adds to team lead at swimming championships
Anna Moesch won the first NCAA individual title of her career in the 200-yard freestyle at the women’s swimming and diving championships to help Virginia add to its team lead.
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