Heat sheets are now available for the final morning of prelim swimming in Rio. Check them out here. Scheduled Events: Women’s 50 Freestyle Men’s 1500 Freestyle Women’s 4×100 Medley Relay Men’s
On night six of Olympic swimming in Rio, Michael Phelps earned a historic fourth straight Olympic gold in the men’s 200 IM. He did not stop there though, returning to the pool
Men’s 100 Fly Semi-Finals: Leading the charge into tomorrow night’s final will be Singapore’s Joseph Schooling, who turned in the only sub-51 second time of the evening with a 50.83 finish
Women’s 100 Free FINAL: In what can only be described as an absolute upset from the predicted results, the women’s 100 free final proved to be a record-breaking event in
Men’s 200 IM FINAL: Michael Phelps of the USA continued to etch his name into history with his 22nd Olympic gold medal and becomes the first man or woman to
Women’s 200 Back Semi-Finals: The “Iron Lady” of Hungary, Katinka Hosszu, continued on her route to a fourth Olympic medal with a dominating swim in semi-finals of the 200 back. Hosszu
Men’s 200 Back FINAL: The newest King of American backstroke continued his dominance in finals of the men’s 200 backstroke with his second individual gold medal of the Olympic Games. Ryan
Women’s 200 Breast FINAL: The women’s 200 breaststroke held close together for much of the race, being highlighted by a close field of athletes. Australia’s Taylor Mckeown jumped to an early lead,
China’s Chen Xinyi has reportedly failed a doping test. Chen finished fourth earlier in the week in the 100 fly in 56.72, just nine one-hundredths behind bronze medalist Dana Vollmer.
Men’s 50 Free Semi-Finals: Quick off the start in heat one of the men’s 50 free semi-finals was France’s Florent Manaudou. Manaudou, the reigning Olympic champion in this event, posted a
