Women’s 400 Free Finals Hungary’s Ajna Kesely notched a first-place finish in the women’s 400-meter freestyle on Saturday evening, touching in 4:06.72. Delfina Pignatiello of Argentina took silver with her
Men’s 50 Fly Semi-Finals Just one event later, Andrew stepped up big to smash Li Zhuhao‘s two year-old World Junior record in the men’s 50-meter butterfly semi-finals. Andrew’s time of 23.27
Women’s 100 Breast Final Ireland’s Mona McSharry overtook Canada’s top seed Faith Knelson in the finals of the women’s 200-meter breaststroke, her explosive first 50 helping her touch in a
Men’s 50 Back Final Michael Andrew showed his consistency in the men’s 50-meter backstroke final, swimming the exact time he swam at prelims of the event, a 24.63, for the
Women’s 50 Fly Finals Rikako Ikee of Japan broke her own World Junior record of 25.51 set this year in April in the finals of the women’s 50-meter butterfly in
Men’s 200 Breast Finals Team USA dominated the men’s 200-meter breaststroke finals, finishing 1-2 to take the gold and silver medals over a stacked field. Daniel Roy just out-touched teammate Reece Whitley
Women’s 50 Back Semi-Finals In the first event of the evening, the semi-finals of the women’s 50-meter backstroke, Canada’s Jade Hannah sprinted to a first-place qualifying time just shy of breaking the
Day four prelims of the 2017 FINA World Junior Championships saw Team USA collecting multiple top seeds going into finals. Michael Andrew posted another championship record, this time in the
By David Rieder. On both the second and third nights of the World Junior Championships, Grace Ariola swam in an individual final. On both nights, things didn’t go quite as
Olympic and World Champion Simone Manuel recently spoke out about being an African-American swimmer in an Essence magazine column told from her perspective. This is not the first time Manuel has spoken about
