The women’s 4x100-meter medley relay final at the 2024 Games concluded with a spectacular performance by Team USA, securing a gold medal and setting a new world record in the event. This victory not only showcased the team's exceptional talent but also solidified their position as the dominant force in swimming, edging out Australia in the battle for supremacy.
Despite facing an early deficit, Team USA staged a remarkable comeback, with Regan Smith's strong performance in the first leg propelling them into the lead. The momentum continued as Lilly King and Gretchen Walsh extended the team's advantage, setting the stage for a record-breaking finish.
Torri Huske delivered a stellar anchor leg, maintaining the team's impressive pace and ultimately securing another gold medal for the US. Their final time of 3:49.63 not only clinched the victory but also surpassed the previous world record set at the 2019 World Championships, highlighting the team's exceptional skill and determination.
Australia claimed the silver medal in the race, while China secured the bronze, rounding out the podium in a highly competitive field. The women’s 4x100-meter medley relay final served as a fitting conclusion to the swimming events at the 2024 Games, leaving a lasting impression of Team USA's dominance and the thrilling competition witnessed throughout the tournament.
