China’s Wang Siqi downed Australia’s Tamsin Cook in a close contest for the women’s 200-meter fly at the 2015 FINA World Junior Championships. Although the times weren’t near the fastest
Romania’s Robert Glinta took down his meet record in the men’s 100-meter back finals for the win at the 2015 FINA World Junior Championships. Glinta raced his way to victory
Everything you need to follow along with finals of the 2015 FINA World Junior Swimming Championships. Hit refresh for the latest coverage. Men’s 100 back finals Romania’s Robert Glinta took
Here are the heat sheets for night two of the 2015 FINA World Junior Championships. Scheduled Events: Men’s 100-Meter Back (Final) Women’s 200-Meter Fly (Final) Men’s 200-Meter Free (Final) Women’s
Janka Juhasz of Hungary currently leads the competition going into tonight’s finals of the women’s 800-meter free where the final heat of the event will take place. Juhasz turned in a
The USA relay team of Austin Katz (M, 56.01), Reece Whitley (M, 1:56.82), Lauren Case (W, 1:00.03) and Stanzi Moseley (W, 55.49) turned in a quick 3:52.34 to claim the top seed in the mixed 400-meter medley relay going
Maxime Rooney of the USA claimed the top seed in the men’s 200-meter free during prelims of day two with a sizzling 1:47.86, making him the only swimmer of the session
Cassidy Bayer of the USA posted a 2:10.32 to claim the first-place seed going into tonight’s finals of the 200-meter fly. Bayer’s seed time of 2:08.03 is quicker than the championship
Daniil Pakhomov of Russia dashed to a first-place seed in prelims of the men’s 100-meter fly posting a final time of 52.96. Pakhomov added slightly to his time of 52.13 so
Taylor Ruck of Canada leads the competition going into tonight’s finals with a 53.95, a new championship meet record. Ruck’s swift time replaces the former record of 54.47 set by Siobhan Haughey in
