Camille Spink Becomes Eighth Woman to Break 46 Seconds in 100 Freestyle
Tennessee senior Camille Spink became only the eighth woman to break 46 seconds in the 100-yard freestyle, winning in 45.91 at Match No. 6 of the College Swimming League. The performance lowered her previous best of 46.01, set at the 2026 SEC Championships, and moved her to eighth on the event’s all-time performers list.
Spink is also one of just three active NCAA swimmers below 46 seconds, alongside Virginia’s Anna Moesch and Sara Curtis. Her sprint form extended to the 50-yard freestyle: leading off Tennessee’s 200 free relay, she recorded 20.95, the fastest NCAA time of the season and ahead of Curtis’s 21.06 from CSL Match No. 4.
The result leaves Spink ranked eighth all-time in both sprint freestyle events. Her lifetime best in the 50 free remains 20.87, also achieved at the 2026 SEC Championships. At the 2026 NCAA Championships, she placed third in the 50 free in 20.98 and fifth in the 100 free in 46.28, making her latest swim a substantial improvement on her NCAA performance and a new milestone in the event.
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