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
Women’s 100 IM Semi-Finals: Katinka Hosszu of Hungary posted the top qualifying time in semi-finals of the women’s 100 individual medley, stopping the clock at a 57.53 to put her within
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
Men’s 100 IM Semi-Final: The Japanese duo of Daiya Seto and Shinri Shioura delivered the top two times in semi-finals of the men’s 100 IM. Seto powered to a decisive finish in semi-final
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
Westchester Aquatic Club’s Kate Douglass blasted a 22.04 to win the women’s 50 free at Speedo Junior Nationals in Columbus. That effort matched Simone Manuel’s 15-16 girls’ NAG record that was previously set
