Night five of the 2017 FINA World Junior Championships saw a sizzling seven records fall down. Five championship records and two World Junior Records (WJR) fell throughout the session. Team
By David Rieder. Taylor Ruck led off, and Penny Oleksiak went second. At the halfway point of the women’s 400 free relay final, the Canadian women were already ahead by
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Women’s 4×100 Free Relay Finals Canada’s women’s relay team combined to break Australia’s World Junior record in the 4×100-meter freestyle relay this evening during the last event of day five
Men’s 400 IM Finals Spain’s Hugo Gonzalez broke Joseph Bentz‘s four-year-old World Junior Championship record on his way to gold in the finals of the men’s 400-meter IM this evening. Touching in
Women’s 50 Back Finals Canada’s Jade Hannah and Japan’s Natsumi Sakai tied for the gold medal in an exciting final heat of the women’s 50 backstroke, both touching in exactly 27.93.
Men’s 50 Breast Semi-Finals Italy’s Nicolo Martinenghi finally dethroned the seemingly unbeatable Andrew during the semi-finals of the men’s 50-meter breaststroke, lowering his own championship record of 27.21 to a 27.02,
Women’s 50 Free Semi-Finals World Junior-record holder Ikee continued her dominance in the sprint events during the semi-finals of the women’s 50-meter freestyle, stopping the clock in a new championship
Men’s 50 Fly Finals Michael Andrew continues to excel, lowering his third new World Junior record of the meet from his 23.27 swam yesterday at semi-finals to a 23.22 for
Women’s 100 Fly Semi-Finals New 50-meter fly World Junior record holder Rikee Ikako of Japan flew to first seed and a new championship record in the semi-finals of the women’s 100-meter
