Claire Curzan sets world record at 53.92 in 100 backstroke, first woman under 54 seconds
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Claire Curzan swam 53.92 in the 100 backstroke on Friday night in Westmont, becoming the first woman under 54 seconds and breaking Regan Smith’s 54.02 world record from 2024 SCM Worlds and the 2025 Westmont World Cup. Smith was third in 54.82. It was Curzan’s first world record; she had entered the day on a 54.94 lifetime best from two weeks earlier at Virginia’s SCM World Prep meet.
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