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NCAA Women’s Championships: Taylor Ruck Repeats as 200 Free Champ With Swim That ‘Added Fuel to the Fire’

17 Mar 2023
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The 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s Championships continued with the 200 freestyle. Stanford’s Taylor Ruck is the defending champion in the event, battling back from a lot of adversity to

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