Cameron Van Der Burgh Beats Adam Peaty in 50 Breast
In today’s 50 breast final at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, we saw a shocking turn of events when South Africa’s Cameron Van Der Burgh was able to get in front
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England’s Ben Proud Nabs Commonwealth Games Record in 50 Free Semi-final
In the second semi-final of the men’s 50 free we saw a Commonwealth Games record from England’s Benjamin Proud who swam a time 21.30, which earned him the top seed
Australian Women Pull Off Sweep in 800 Free
The Australian distance women continued the momentum started by their male teammates by posting a 1-2-3 finish in the 800 free final. Australia’s Ariarne Titmus touched first in a 8:20.02
Australian Veteran Mitch Larkin Wins 200 Back in 1:56.10
Australian backstroke veteran Mitch Larkin produced a 1:56.10 in the 200 backstroke final to earn himself the victory. Fellow Aussies Bradley Woodward (1:56.57) and Josh Beaver (1:57.04) followed behind in
Benjamin Proud Breaks Own Commonwealth Record in 50 Free
England’s Benjamin Proud broke the first Commonwealth Games record of the day by taking the top seed in the 50 free in 21.45. He broke his own mark of 21.76
2018 Commonwealth Games Day 5 Prelims: Emily Seebohm, Benjamin Proud Top Seeds
Day 5 of the Commonwealth Games began with a fast prelims session, but while the big names of the games dominated on Day 4, the Day 5 finals could be
FINIS Tip Of The Week: Backstroke Hand Entry
Welcome to the “FINIS Tip of the Week.” Swimming World will be bringing you a topic that we’ll explore with drills and concepts for you to implement with your team
Rikako Ikee Breaks Two More Records On Final Day of Japanese Nationals
The 2018 Japanese National Championships concluded today with athletes qualifying for the Pan Pacs team, Asian Games, Jr. Pan Pacs and the Youth Olympics. Seventeen-year-old Rikako Ikee stole the show on
Australia Sets Commonwealth Record to Win 4×200 Free Relay
Australia’s Alexander Graham, Kyle Chalmers, Elijah Winnington and Mack Horton won the 4×200 free relay, easily holding off England’s Cameron Kurle, Nicholas Granger, Jarvis Parkinson and James Guy, who finished