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The 2019 Pan American Games entered its first night of competition in Peru, as athletes from the Americas convened for an intracontinental showdown. Positioned at the end of a climactic summer, the Games had much work to do in the immediate aftermath of the World Championships. In true form, however...

The 2019 Pan American Games entered its first night of competition in Peru, as athletes from the Americas convened for an intracontinental showdown. Positioned at the end of a climactic summer, the Games had much work to do in the immediate aftermath of the World Championships. In true form, however...

As if the night hadn't produced enough historic swims, Leonardo de Dues of Brazil became the third person to win three Pan American titles in the same event (200 fly). Surging down the center of the lane to a 1:55.86 finish, Gomes dusted the rest of the field, leaving America's Samuel Pomajevich (1:...

The 2019 Pan American Games entered its first night of competition in Peru, as athletes from the Americas convened for an intracontinental showdown. Positioned at the end of a climactic summer, the Games had much work to do in the immediate aftermath of the World Championships. In true form, however...

The 2019 Pan American Games entered its first night of competition in Peru, as athletes from the Americas convened for an intracontinental showdown. Positioned at the end of a climactic summer, the Games had much work to do in the immediate aftermath of the World Championships. In true form, however...

The 2019 Pan American Games entered its first night of competition in Peru, as athletes from the Americas convened for an intracontinental showdown. Positioned at the end of a climactic summer, the Games had much work to do in the immediate aftermath of the World Championships. In true form, however...

The 2019 Pan American Games entered its first night of competition in Peru, as athletes from the Americas convened for an intracontinental showdown. Positioned at the end of a climactic summer, the Games had much work to do in the immediate aftermath of the World Championships. In true form, however...

Cal's Tom Shields bested the competition in the men's 100-meter fly with a final time of 51.73 moving him from nineteenth up to ninth in the world rankings for 2015. Tucson Ford Aquatic's Masa Kishida claimed second with a 53.14, while Cal's Justin Lynch took a close third with a 53.16. Top Ten Worl...