Chan Finishes Second in 1,650 Free on Final Day of NCAAs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Washington University in St. Louis first-year swimmer Parker Chan took second in the 1,650 freestyle and set a new program record on the final day of the NCAA Championships.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Washington University in St. Louis first-year swimmer
Parker Chan took second in the 1,650 freestyle and set a new program record on the final day of the NCAA Championships.
As a team, the Bears finished 10
th with 122 points.
Top Finishers
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1,650 Freestyle
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Chan finished second with a time of 15:16.55
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Set a new program record
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Earned All-America honors
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100 Freestyle
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400 Freestyle Relay
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