Penn State Swimming’s Ally McHugh Wins Second National Title Of The Week
Former Penn State swimmer Ally McHugh won her second national title at the Phillips 66 National Championships Sunday, finishing with a time of 4:07.08 in the women’s 400-meter freestyle.
McHugh won her first national title Wednesday by winning the women’s 800-meter freestyle with a time of 8:26.04. She also finished sixth in the 400-meter individual medley in Gwangju, South Korea last weekend.
Fourteen other Nittany Lion swimmers joined McHugh in Stanford, California this week for the championships. Other than McHugh’s two victories, several Penn Staters had successful weeks. Michael Daly, Hayden Harlow, Maddie Hart, and Zac Zwijacz all made the cut for the Olympic Trials in several of their respective races.
Adding to the morning were more
— Penn State Swimming & Diving (@PennStateSWIM) August 2, 2019Olympic Trials
from Hayden Harlow and Zac Zwijacz!
Tune in tonight for night swims from Michael Daly in the 400 IM and Maddie Hart in 100 Fly. Finals start at 8 p.m. EThttps://t.co/oJ9Qcg47Q9
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The 2020 Olympic Trials are set for June 21-28, 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska.
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