Team USA Swimmers Set World Record to Win Gold in Mixed 4×100 Medley Relay
In a thrilling display of talent and teamwork, the mixed 4×100 medley relay team representing the United States secured a gold medal at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games by setting a new world record. The team, comprised of Ryan Murphy, Gretchen Walsh, Nic Fink, and Torri Huske, clocked in at an impressive 3:37.43, beating the previous world record by a mere 15-hundredths of a second.
This victory marks the sixth gold medal for the Americans in the swimming pool, bringing them within striking distance of the leading Australian team. Torri Huske, who was part of the winning relay team, also added to her medal collection with her second gold of the Games, having previously triumphed in the women’s 100m butterfly event.
The mixed 4×100 medley relay event made its debut in Tokyo, and the Americans’ stellar performance solidified their dominance in the pool. The world record-breaking swim came on the heels of Katie Ledecky’s historic ninth gold medal in the 800m freestyle, further highlighting Team USA’s swimming prowess.
As the Olympic swimming events draw to a close, the United States looks to add to their medal tally with four more events on the final day. With the team’s impressive display of skill and determination, fans can expect more thrilling performances in the pool as the Games come to a close.
