Kate Douglass Breaks 50-Second Mark Once Again In 100 Freestyle, Lowering Own World Record To 49.64
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Kate Douglass lowered her SCM women's 100 freestyle world record to 49.64 at the U.S. SCM World Trials in Westmont, breaking her previous 49.93 mark set last fall in Toronto. The swim also broke her U.S. Open Record of 50.19. Douglass won four events during the week, including the 50 freestyle in a world-record-tying 22.75 alongside Gretchen Walsh, the 200 breaststroke in 2:14.12, and the 200 IM in 2:01.66.
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