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’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
The Australian women turned in a 1-2-3 performance in the 50 butterfly, led by Cate Campbell, who won the event in 25.59. Holly Barratt was second (25.67) and Madeline Groves
Australia dominated the men’s 50 back, taking the top three spots in the final. Mitch Larkin earned gold by finishing in 24.68, edging compatriot Benjamin Treffers (24.84) and Zac Incerti
England’s Siobhan-Marie O’Connor dominated the 200 IM to take the championship at 2:09.80. Canada’s Sarah Darcel (2:11.14) took second ahead of compatriot Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson (2:11.74). England’s Aimee Willmott took fourth
Lessons with the Legends: Walter Schlueter Sponsored by Dolfin Swimwear Swimming World continues a series in which top coaches share some of the secrets of their success. The April issue of Swimming
England’s Adam Peaty swam the 50 breast in a Commonwealth Games record 26.49 to earn the top seed for the finals. South Africa’s Cameron van der Burgh took the second
Cate Campbell and Taylor Ruck had a great battle in the 100 free semifinals. Campbell, from Australia, earned the top seed for the finals with a swim of 52.64, a
Scotland’s Duncan Scott surged to the championship in the men’s 100 free at the Commonwealth Games. Duncan won the race in 48.02, holding off a charging Chad le Clos from
The Canadians started night four of the Commonwealth Games in dramatic fashion, going 1-2 in the women’s 200 backstroke. Kylie Masse won the event in 2:05.98, a Commonwealth Games record,
