Australia’s Clyde Lewis took the lead on the backstroke leg of the 400 IM final at the Commonwealth Games and held tough through the breast and free, even as Scotland’s Mark Szaranek closed in.
Canada’s Kylie Masse, the world record-holder in the 100 back, went out under her own WR pace and ended up coming in at 58.66 to break her own Commonwealth Games record
Australia’s Timothy Disken roared to Commonwealth gold in the men’s S9 100 free, putting up a time of 56.07 that was seven tenths better than England’s Lewis White. Disken’s win broke England’s three-event
History of Collegiate Swimming: We’ve Come A Long Way! Collegiate swimming has come a long way since it all began more than 120 years ago…and we look forward to an
England’s Alice Tai dominated the S9 100 back final, finishing almost three seconds ahead of the field in 1:08.77. That was off her own world record of 1:07.66 but plenty to
England’s Adam Peaty finished a second and a half off his own world record in the 100 breast, but he still qualified first for the Commonwealth final by more than a
Australia’s Cate Campbell, fresh off her 51.00 split from the 4×100 free relay Thursday night, put up a scorching 50 free semi-final time of 23.88 to claim lane four for the
Australia’s Kyle Chalmers, the Olympic gold medalist in the 100 free, missed the entire 2017 season while dealing with a heart condition, and in his return to international racing, he took
Jamaica’s Alia Atkinson was the gold-medal favorite after she swam a quick 30.53 in the 50 breast semi-final, but England’s Sarah Vasey took her down in the final, 30.60 to 30.73. For Vasey, 21,
South Africa’s Chad Le Clos rebounded from the slowest start in the field to come through and take the gold medal in the 50 fly. He touched in a time of
