Men’s 200 IM Germany’s Johannes Hintze efforts’ led to yet another meet record on night two in Indy. His breaststroke split of 34.39 gave him the upper hand against USA’s Kieran Smith and Hungary’s Marton
Women’s 100 Backstroke While Canada’s Taylor Ruck broke the World Junior Record in this event in the semifinals, USA’s 15-year-old Regan Smith stole it back this evening with a blistering 59.11. Smith was out
Men’s 100 Breaststroke Italy’s Nicolo Martinenghi swam to gold in the 100 breast, racing just off his best from the semifinals. His 59.01 from earlier in the meet still stands as the
Women’s 100 Freestyle Japan’s Rikako Ikee led the way in the 100 free semis, racing a 54.06 for the top seed out of heat two. She had the fastest closing
Men’s 100 Butterfly Despite it being a semifinal, Russia’s Andrei Minakov wanted a part in the meet record action as well. His 52.23 100 fly semi swim bettered the previous
Women’s 50 Breaststroke USA’s Emily Weiss got her hands on the wall first in the 50 breast, blasting a huge lifetime best of 30.78. Coming into the meet, she had
Men’s 200 Freestyle Russia’s Ivan Girev led a trio of men under the previous World Junior Record in the 200 free final. Ivan dropped over half a second off his previous
Women’s 200 Butterfly Emily Large of Great Britain swam a consistent 200 back for the gold with a final time of 2:07.74. She was out the fastest in the field
Men’s 100 Backstroke Spain’s Hugo Gonzalez started things off with a bang on night two by breaking the Meet Record in the 100 back. While he split 26.51-27.92 in his
Night two of the 2017 FINA World Junior Championships in Indianapolis will be packed full of action featuring nine finals and two semifinals. Among the swimmers to watch are Italy’s Nicolo
