Olivia Wunsch closed the fifth night of the World Junior Championships by anchoring the Australian girls' 400-meter free relay to a win over the United States.
With a 53.89 anchor for the US, NC State pledge Erika Pelaez was the only other swimmer in the race to break the 54-second barrier,
but she was still more than a second slower than Wunsch's otherworldly split.
To put this in context, Wunsch's 52.61 split is quicker than every American save Kate Douglass (52.28) at this year's World Championships,
but slower than Australia's world-record-breaking quartet of Mollie O'Callaghan (52.08), Shayna Jack (51.69), Meg Harris (52.29), and Emma McKeon (51.90).
Wunsch, who is only 17 years old, is undoubtedly on pace to be a big Australian relay contributor in the Olympics.
Then, on Wednesday, she posted a personal-best 53.71 to win gold in the 100-meter freestyle before splitting 53.61
to help Australia's mixed 400-meter freestyle relay set the world junior record with a total time of 3:24.29.