UNC’s Ben Delmar Shatters Record with an Impressive 1:49.7 200 Breaststroke

Get ready for an exciting dive into the world of swimming! The 2025 Gamecock Invite is heating up, and Day 3 brought some incredible performances and record-breaking moments.

The Battle for the Top

The competition was fierce as UNC and South Carolina went head-to-head, with both teams showcasing their talent and determination. UNC started strong, dominating the 200 free relays, an impressive feat that set the tone for the rest of the day.

Record-Breaking Moments

But here’s where it gets controversial… or rather, record-breaking! UNC’s Ben Delmar stole the show with an incredible swim in the men’s 200 breast, clocking in at an astonishing 1:49.76. This not only shattered Delmar’s personal best but also set a new UNC program record, leaving the audience in awe.

And this is the part most people miss… the impact of such a performance! Delmar’s achievement showcases the dedication and hard work that goes into swimming, inspiring not only his teammates but also the entire swimming community.

Career Bests and Personal Milestones

The night was filled with personal milestones and career bests. Sophia Frei of UNC took the women’s 100 back in 52.06, a new personal best, while Ryan Hufford of South Carolina dominated the men’s 100 back, improving on his previous record.

Delaney Franklin, also from South Carolina, made history by breaking the 2:10 barrier in the women’s 200 breast, an incredible achievement. Pierre Largeron, another Gamecock, blew away his previous best in the men’s 500 free, showcasing the depth of talent on the team.

Tight Races and Team Spirit

The women’s 400 medley relay was a thrilling battle, with South Carolina edging out UNC by a mere 0.04 seconds. The teams’ spirit and determination were on full display, with every swimmer giving it their all.

UNC’s men’s team also shone, winning the 400 medley relay with a solid performance.

Team Scores and the Road Ahead

As we head into Day 4, UNC leads the men’s competition, while South Carolina dominates the women’s. But with so many talented teams in the mix, anything can happen.

So, who do you think will take the overall title? Will UNC’s momentum carry them through, or will South Carolina’s depth prove decisive? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments!

Remember, it’s not just about the wins; it’s about the journey, the hard work, and the passion that these athletes bring to the pool.

Stay tuned for more updates from the 2025 Gamecock Invite!

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