Women’s 800 Free FINAL: Leah Smith and Ashley Twichell of Team USA jumped to an early lead in the women’s 800 free final and never looked back. The duo kept pace beneath the

Men’s 50 Back Semi-Finals: Junya Koga of Japan smoked the competition in semi-finals of the men’s 50 backstroke, powering to the only sub-23 second swim of the evening. Koga stopped the

Men’s 100 Fly FINAL: After what he refers to as a disappointing Olympics, Chad le Clos of South Africa has rebounded in World Record style. The Olympic gold medalist flew ahead of

Women’s 50 Fly Semi-Finals: After posting an American Record in prelims of the women’s 50 fly this morning, the USA’s Kelsi Worrell continued to top the competition in semi-finals with a top

Men’s 50 Free Semi-Finals: Vladimir Morozov of Russia maintained his post atop the leaderboard in the men’s splash and dash, topping the qualifying field with a time of 21.05. Lithuania’s Simonas Bilis grabbed

Women’s 200 Back FINAL: Katinka Hosszu of Hungary posted a decisive victory in finals of the women’s 200 back, jumping to the lead within the first 50-meters of the race. Hosszu

Women’s 100 Free FINAL: The women of the 100 free final battled all the way to the wall for the top spot on the podium. The race came down to

Men’s 200 Breast FINAL: Germany’s Marco Koch added a second gold medal to his collection after taking home the gold in the 100 yesterday. Koch posted a new championship record time of