World record holder Katie Ledecky pulled her way through the first half of her morning swim. At the halfway mark she posted a 4:05.43. She finished in 8:10.91, well ahead of anybody else. Swimming under 8:14.10 made her the owner of all ten of the fastest times in this event. This morning’s swim was the third fastest in history.
Leah Smith entered today’s prelims with the world’s tenth fastest time of 8:24.87. Swimming in the first circle seeded heat, Smith was out in 4:10.57, ahead of her heat at the halfway mark. She finished in 8:21.64. That swim moves her to the fourth fastest time in the world this year.
Ashley Twitchell posted an 8:28.96 for the third spot. Haley Anderson swam an 8:30.96 to potentially add to her Open Water schedule.
Lindsey Vrooman touched in 8:31.53 for the fifth spot in tonight’s final. Cierra Runge touched in 8:31.59 for sixth.
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