McKenzie Coan made her season debut at the event, with the swimmer competing in the S7 400 metres freestyle event.

She completed the distance in a time of 5 min 19.84sec to take victory, with Canada’s Tess Routliffe ending 30sec adrift in second.

The podium was completed by Abigail Gase, as the American ended in a time of 7:06.08.

“This is my first Paralympic meet since the Games,” said Coan.

“My goals coming here, I wanted to have solid swims and be feeling good in the water while still at high-level training.”

Success for the United States continued in the women’s S13 400m freestyle, with Rebecca Meyers winning the race in 4:30.95.

Her team-mate Madeleine Babcock would end as the runner-up in 6:02.05.

Ellie Marks was the third American winner of the day, triumphing in the women’s SB7 100m breaststroke.

She finished the event in 1:29.45, with Australia’s S6 class swimmer Tiffany Thomas Kane clocking 1:34.25 in second.

Canada’s Camille Berube finished third in 1:44.45.

Australia also enjoyed multiple victories, including success for Paralympic silver medallist Ellie Cole in the women’s S9 400m freestyle.

Cole won the event in 4:51.06, with Britain’s Toni Shaw and Australia’s Maddison Elliott rounding off the top three in 4:56.59 and 5:08.55 respectively.

Australia’s Blake Cochrane won the men’s SB7 100m breaststroke in 1:17.37, while the United States’ Lucas McCrory and Joseph Peppersack completed the podium in 1:40.61 and 1:41.21.

Daniel Fox added to Australian success, winning the men’s S14 200m freestyle in a time of 1:59.34.

His team-mate Jack Ireland and Canada’s Gordie Michie achieved times of 2:01.35 and 2:05.54 to round off the top three.

Competition will continue in Indianapolis tomorrow.