Olympic Swimming 2024: Mixed 4x100m Medley Relay Medal Winners, Times, Results

The United States closed Saturday night in the pool with a win in the 4x100-meter mixed medley relay.

Torri Huske held on in the final leg of the four-discipline race to give the Americans the world record in the event and their sixth gold medal in the swimming events.

Huske, who swam the freestyle leg, combined with Ryan Murphy, Nic Fink and Gretchen Walsh to win the event.

China finished eight-hundredths of a second off the United States' pace, while Australia settled for third.

Results

1. United States - 3:37.43

2. China - 3:37.55

3. Australia - 3:38.76

4. France - 3:40.96

5. Canada - 3:41.41

6. Netherlands - 3:43.12

7. Great Britain - 3:44.32

8. Japan - 3:45.17

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Huske has arguably been the most important United States swimmer at the Summer Olympics outside of Katie Ledecky.

Huske finished off Saturday's victory with a 51.88-second leg in the freestyle.

The 21-year-old now has four Olympic medals to her name from Paris. She took gold in the 100-meter butterfly and silver in two other events.

The United States opted to use two male swimmers in the first two legs. Ryan Murphy swam the backstroke and Nic Fink raced the breaststroke leg.

Gretchen Walsh held on to the lead in the butterfly leg and then handed off to Huske to complete the relay victory.

The gold medal was crucial in the United States' battle with Australia in the swimming events. Team USA now has six golds compared to seven from Australia.

The Americans will earn more overall swimming medals than the Aussies, but the gold medal race will come down to Sunday when the final four swimming champions are crowned.