Some of the biggest names in Japanese swimming are competing this week in the 2018 Japanese National Championships in Tokyo. They are racing to qualify for the Pan Pacs team
During a remarkable first evening of swimming finals at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, the host Australians won two gold medals, with Mack Horton taking the top spot in
After Bronte Campbell gave Australia a big lead in the 4×100 free relay final, the outcome was never in doubt. A few moments later, Bronte’s older sister, Cate Campbell, split an amazing 51.00
Scotland’s Ross Murdoch looked like he was in position to win a second straight Commonwealth gold medal in the 200 breast, but England’s James Wilby stormed home on the last 50 to
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England’s Eleanor Robinson, won won Paralympic gold in the S6 50 fly in Rio, took Commonwealth gold in the event while swimming up a classification. She won the race by almost
England’s Thomas Hamer pulled ahead of the S14 200 free final on the second 50, and none of the three Australians in the field were going to catch him. Hamer came in
Canada’s Taylor Ruck earned her first major international medal outside of relays with Commonwealth Gold in the 200 free. Ruck swam side-by-side with Australian Emma McKeon for the first 150 meters, and then
England’s James Guy and Australia’s Jack McLoughlin took a big early lead in the Commonwealth 400 free final, but they could not shake the Olympic gold medalist, local favorite Mack Horton. And Horton
In the first swimming final of the Commonwealth Games, England’s Aimee Willmott out-swam Scotland’s Hannah Miley to pick up the title in the 400 IM. Willmott held a narrow lead after breaststroke, Miley led
