Men’s 50 Back: Japan’s Junya Koga continued to dominate the men’s 50 backstroke with a first place showing in finals. Koga, who reset the Asian Record in the event twice on

Women’s 50 Back Semi-Finals: Etiene Medeiros of Brazil  delivered the top time in semi-finals of the women’s 50 backstroke to return for tomorrow night’s final in lane four. Medeiros, the world

Men’s 50 Free: Going into the men’s 50 free final all eyes were on top seeds Vladimir Morozov of Russia and Simonas Bilis of Lithuania, but it was Jesse Puts of the Netherlands who

Women’s 400 Free: Leah Smith of the USA powered to her second gold medal finish in the women’s 400 free, holding off a charging Veronika Popova throughout the entirety of the race. Smith

Men’s 50 Fly Semi-Finals: Tom Shields of the USA and Chad le Clos of South Africa have set themselves up for yet another sprint butterfly showdown as the two posted the

Women’s 100 IM: Katinka Hosszu of Hungary added the 100 individual medley gold medal to her collection with a strong showing in finals. Hosszu was not without competition, however, as Australia’s Emily

Men’s 100 IM: It was a tight race to the finish, but the USA’s Michael Andrew arrived ready to race for the finals of the men’s 100 individual medley. Andrew jumped

Women’s 50 Fly: Jeanette Ottesen of Denmark finally grabbed her elusive gold medal after finishing silver in the women’s 50 fly for several World Championships. Ottesen powered ahead of the USA’s Kelsi

Men’s 4×50 Freestyle Relay: It was close to anyone’s race as the anchors for the men’s 200 free relay dove in, but a strong anchor leg from Vladimir Morozov powered the